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Worn Down Engines Drippy Rear Man Seal
Worn Down Engines Drippy Rear Man Seal
With the pan off, this was a good time to change a drippy rear main seal, particularly since the bearings were also being replaced. A common problem with a rear seal is that its lip can wear into the crankshaft, and this area is not cleaned when the crank is ground. Felpro solves this by offering an offset seal (PN BS 11829-1) that has the seal lip in a slightly different location. View Related Article
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