Subject	Okay
Posted by	white22sky on November 25, 2016 at 7:55 AM
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In Reply To	Few questions about timing belt service I couldn't find posted by cosmonautpetrov on November 24, 2016 at 10:28 PM
Message	1. Normal from the casting. 2. With that pic and lighting from the looks of it there is a good chance you'll end up with a leak. Seals can be removed with a cam seal puller or a medium sized screw driver placed flat across the cam snout with the blade of the screw driver just under the metal lip inside the seal. Place a rag on top of the cam and against the housing to avoid damage. " I told my son, you have to catch the football other wise this just looks like child abuse." - My brother
Follow Ups	Few questions about timing belt service I couldn't find - cosmonautpetrov 22:28:46 11/24/16 Okay - white22sky 07:55:52 11/25/16 Due to age the seals can be stubborn to remove. I like to - jzack 09:50:13 11/25/16 I have done the same thing where I dimple the outer edge. (n/m) - MixManMash 16:42:50 11/25/16 Put some RTV on the area of the housing that you gouged - ZaXxon 14:46:56 11/25/16 This. (n/m) - MixManMash 16:32:49 11/25/16 Use a proper tool. - MixManMash 16:35:34 11/25/16 I assume the seal puller hooks when inserted do not>> - ZUL8TR 03:33:51 11/28/16 They are smooth. I've used the tool and it definitely won't - MixManMash 06:47:18 11/29/16 Thanks guys! - cosmonautpetrov 19:27:27 11/25/16
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