Re: Timing cover seal leak/400

Posted by SDE on April 30, 2006 at 17:11:54 from (69.179.88.125):

In Reply to: Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 posted by SDE on April 30, 2006 at 12:48:23:

I used a 1/2" threaded rod thru the side rail,thru the center hole in crank,thru the second side rail. Put my "H" shaped tool on the nut,applied turning force with a pry bar and hit the side of the tool with a hammer. It turned with out much difficulty at all. Now it is pulley time. I will go buy a seal tomorrow and ask Dealer for his thoughts. I shall win this battle yet.

Replies:

• Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 18:54:05 04/30/06 (7)
  • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 SDE 05:24:48 05/01/06 (6)
    • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 08:00:57 05/01/06 (5)
      • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 SDE 16:00:49 05/01/06 (4)
        • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 17:24:56 05/01/06 (3)
          • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 sde 03:36:59 05/02/06 (2)
            • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 El Toro 04:15:20 05/02/06 (1)
              • Re: Timing cover seal leak/400 SDE 20:13:15 05/02/06 (0)

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