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Anonymous-0

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Getting back to the project that was started too long ago that I
can ask myself "How does this go back together"? My front
cover only has 1 felt seal, yet the parts book calls for 2. Where
does the second seal go? Also, the crankshaft collar/spacer
goes on a certain way to keep oil from running out. Which way
is that? I can't quite make it out in my overhaul manual. It does
tell me to be aware of how it is when I take it off so I don't put it
on wrong. Wish I would have had this manual when I started.
Very helpful even though it's for a 10-20. Great photos for an
old original manual.
 
I think the spirals on the spacer go to the inside. That's the only way that would make sense. and the metal ring goes cup side toward the cover. I think. Maybe someone has one apart currently and has better info
 
Thanks, that's what I was thinking. The photo in the overhaul manual doesn't quite show it clear enough for me.
 
The pinion washer goes on first cupped in. Then the pinion spacer with the taper side toward the engine or inward. The cover goes on and then push in the felt seals. The felt seals fits between the cover and fan belt pulley. 2 might be too many. When they are new they are bigger. When they get broken in another one may be added. I hope this is what you"re talking about and I"m not just rambling on...
 
Thanks, that's what I was thinking. I have this bad habit of putting things together wrong the first couple times so I'm trying to avoid it.
 
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