<VV> oil leak
Frank DuVal
corvairduval at cox.net
Mon Jan 22 23:44:43 EST 2007
I pack the inside lips of the seal with wheel bearing grease and then
smear a little around the outside (part that contacts the bellhousing)
and tap it in place.
I do apply sealer to the crankshaft bolts, but never had a bellhousing
seal leak where it seals against the bellhousing. But sealer here should
do no harm....
Do lubricate seal lips. Not many seals should be installed dry, none
that I can think of, especially o-rings in any application.
Frank DuVal
ron turner wrote:
> got my engine out last weekend and have the bellhousing here at work
> to clean--dont see any damage to the seal but will replace--found a
> slight burr on the outer edge of the crank where the seal goes
> over--looks like whoever built this engine used some kind of sealer on
> the seal where it taps into the bellhousing--is this necessary or is
> this a dry fit?the leak was engine oil and not diff--
>
>
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