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Old 05-31-2016, 07:11 PM
benfield4 benfield4 is offline
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I had to do my front main seal on the crankshaft. Not as bad of a job as I thought it would be. You do need a large socket, torque wrench, and the adapter that keeps the engine from rotating. My timing case itself was not leaking since its sealed pretty well from the factory. My oil pan used to be wet and now its dry!
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