Subject	Wait a second, I missed that part. You do not want to use
Posted by	Tanley (ATL) on June 26, 2017 at 12:43 PM
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In Reply To	I used OEM seals, this is the first time the seals have been posted by nelso419 on June 26, 2017 at 12:10 PM
Message	an allen key to install them. It puts too much pressure on a single point on the seal and could deform the seal. Find a piece of PVC pipe that is the same diameter as the seal and deep enough so you can use a hammer on it to tap the seal on. That will ensure the pressure is spread out across the seal and it will go on evenly without deforming it.
Follow Ups	Cam or main seal popped out? - nelso419 20:52:14 06/25/17 Where is the oil leaking from? (n/m) - Tanley (ATL) 00:37:43 06/26/17 Re: Where is the oil leaking from? - nelso419 08:43:37 06/26/17 Yeah, no way of telling until you remove the timing covers - Tanley (ATL) 11:58:17 06/26/17 I used OEM seals, this is the first time the seals have been - nelso419 12:10:28 06/26/17 Sounds like you installed them correctly. The main - Tanley (ATL) 12:34:34 06/26/17 Wait a second, I missed that part. You do not want to use - Tanley (ATL) 12:43:08 06/26/17 That maybe it but I doubt it. All I did was apply some - nelso419 12:52:03 06/26/17 And no I didn't do valve covers. The only thing oil - nelso419 12:53:29 06/26/17 I had a similar problem a few days ago... - dTb 21:54:42 06/28/17
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