Subject	You are correct, I was changing the front seal.
Posted by	turbo1 on July 04, 2008 at 1:40 PM
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In Reply To	Agree on getting a new seal, but why do you assume he posted by ThunderZ on July 04, 2008 at 11:03 AM
Message	As I was rereading the tech page I realized that I didn't have to pull the new one out anyways. I was installing the new seal I did it opposite from the tech page (it says push the bottom in and work your way to the top, and I push the top in and tried working my way to the bottom) it wasn't working for me and I thought I should take it out and try again. When I took it out I noticed I damaged it. If you look at the seal from the back its got the swirls in the inner part of the ring and then theres this tiny lip, its the lip thats got the nick in it. Anyways Im getting a new one. Thanks
Follow Ups	Should I get a new crankshaft oil seal? - turbo1 03:52:45 07/04/08 The safest thing to do... - zeeway 05:28:48 07/04/08 Agree on getting a new seal, but why do you assume he - ThunderZ 11:03:22 07/04/08 You are correct, I was changing the front seal. - turbo1 13:40:38 07/04/08 Use a short piece of PVC pipe the similar diameter - Audioquest 17:55:30 07/04/08 Putting in the bottom in 1st then sliding your thumbs - ThunderZ 21:29:03 07/04/08 Here's what I used to install the front crankshaft seal... - WoodmanZ 02:11:40 07/05/08
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