I got it done but I have one more question.
duxthe1 said this, my question is about the part in bold print.
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Originally Posted by duxthe1
Pry the old seal out, careful not to damage the cover. Position the new seal and use a small ball peen hammer tapping lightly around the perimeter to seat it flush to the cover. Apply some lube to the inner sealing surface of the seal before reassembly.
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NULU also mentioned this in his post "tap in new seal flush"
I am thinking that it might be real important so I want to get some opinions on this.......I was tapping the seal in with a small ball peen hammer but the bottom of the seal is tapped in a little bit beyond flush.
Should I not worry about it and continue with assembly or should I pull the seal and put a new one?