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Main Seal Replacement #798328 03/19/07 09:23 PM
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parshal Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
After following a breadcrumb trail of oil drops from my truck I figured it was time to replace the main seal. It's been leaking for a while and I've been putting it off. Long story short I pulled the old seal and can't see a thing wrong with it. It really doesn't look like it was leaking. I expected oil all over and that it would be obvious. It was never a large enough leak that I had to replace oil. Shouldn't it be obvious?

Also, I replaced the gasket from under the truck. In other words, I didn't remove the seal's "frame". I just pulled the seal and put in the new one (not putting grease around it, mind you <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" />) taking care to be sure that I didn't fold the seal at all. Should I remove the "frame" and reseat it will grease?

Re: Main Seal Replacement [Re: parshal] #798329 03/20/07 01:23 AM
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Front or rear? Sounds like you might need a speedy sleeve.


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Re: Main Seal Replacement [Re: kewlynx] #798330 03/20/07 03:33 PM
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parshal Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Rear. And, surprising to me, there was no groove that I could see or feel around the crank. We'll find out soon enough since I've got it almost back together.


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