Posted by Dave41A on December 16, 2021 at 15:40:31 from (71.161.69.25):
In Reply to: Speedi Sleeve posted by super99 on December 15, 2021 at 17:31:34:
On my screen with my eyes, the sleeve looks like it was installed backwards. Normally the 'flange' of the sleeve goes on first. There is a serration or tear groove between the flange and the main part of the sleeve to allow the flange to be torn away with needle nose while the rest of the sleeve remains. The only purpose of the flange is to give you something to drive against with the installation tool.
It looks like the seal was installed first and leaked. So the sleeve was installed 'sleeve side in/flange side out' to try and sneak it in under the seal without removing the seal to control the leak. I have no idea if that would be effective or not, but it probably explains why the flange is banged up the way it was.
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