well if you had bought a BEST SEAL seal the insructions would have come with the seal. I am assuming the felpro seal did too, there is a tech tip on this forum, the manual has instructions as well. So if you can't follow those basic instructions, (This is one of the most basic operations you will probably perform) what would make you think, you could follow any instructions given by any of us. Sometimes a person could do well by having a little humility. A used honda or a toyota would be a good dependable daily driver, these trucks make better toys than daily drivers. Although many people use them as such, most have another vehicle they can use. The reason people were mentioning the BEST SEAL seal is because although this is a basic operation, it is time consuming. And since you can get the BEST SEAL seal in no more than 2 or 3 days from any number of vendors and a little oil leaking from one of these engines is as common as cars on the freeway, there would be no reason to NOT wait until you can get one. I am quite sure this post will be deleted, but hopefully not before YOU get to see it. You have wasted 3 pages of comments and several peoples time who were trying to help. For example I should have been in bed 1/2 an hour ago, You were told how to install it, along with some very good advice, sometimes the CORRECT answer to a question isn't what you want to hear. And for that matter "unloosened" isn't even a word, but if it was, it would mean "tightened". The correct word would be "loosened"
Last edited by brokenhead; 12/30/2012 10:04 AM.
