Subject	The seals don't really see direct oil pressure
Posted by	Tanley (ATL) on June 29, 2017 at 1:46 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Was there oil pooled in the timing cover? posted by nelso419 on June 29, 2017 at 10:10 AM
Message	just some crank case pressure. Wouldn't cause the seal to "seat". At least I wouldn't think so. Did you lube the seals with oil before installing?
Follow Ups	New seals leaking? - nelso419 21:34:24 06/27/17 Did you check the gear itself? - Woody75 (Denver) 22:28:31 06/27/17 Re: Did you check the gear itself? - nelso419 07:58:10 06/28/17 Re: Re: Did you check the gear itself? - LitlElvis 11:30:52 06/28/17 Yeah I just tried mine, they're all solid - nelso419 11:56:23 06/28/17 Re: Did you check the gear itself? - nelso419 11:23:49 06/28/17 Was there oil pooled in the timing cover? - Tanley (ATL) 21:55:37 06/28/17 Re: Was there oil pooled in the timing cover? - nelso419 10:10:14 06/29/17 The seals don't really see direct oil pressure - Tanley (ATL) 13:46:32 06/29/17 Yeah I oiled them when installing. (n/m) - nelso419 18:29:44 06/29/17 Last thing I can think of is put it back together, - Tanley (ATL) 18:50:20 06/29/17 I had a similar problem a few days ago... - dTb 19:05:02 06/29/17 Is it the hole opposite the indexing pin for the gear? - nelso419 20:02:16 06/29/17 Oh ok. Not sure if that hole is there then... - dTb 21:02:22 06/29/17 Re: Oh ok. Not sure if that hole is there then... - nelso419 21:20:04 06/29/17 up to you. that puller is twice the cost of a seal and - dTb 22:03:44 06/29/17 I just pulled my seals and yes my 96 does have the holes - nelso419 08:09:11 06/30/17 I used a chemtool straw to poke in that hole and i felt - dTb 18:58:26 06/30/17 Heads are exactly the same as on a 95 (with VTC) (n/m) - ZXoltan 07:10:18 07/01/17 Re: New seals leaking? - nelso419 20:21:25 07/02/17 Glad you figured it out. (n/m) - Tanley (ATL) 08:04:41 07/03/17
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