Subject	Putting in the bottom in 1st then sliding your thumbs
Posted by	ThunderZ on July 04, 2008 at 9:29 PM
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In Reply To	You are correct, I was changing the front seal. posted by turbo1 on July 04, 2008 at 01:40 PM
Message	upward works. Just oil the crank AND the seal well so you don't get any binding and the inner lip doesn't turn inside out. Then take a PVC pipe like Audioquest said to tap it lightly in place.
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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