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#74291 03/05/2007 5:43 PM
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I have a rear main seal leak on a 81 267 V8.Can this be repaired without pulling everything apart?Is it possibble to slide a new one in without taking the motor or crank out?Thanks guys
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You can remove the pan & rear main cap & loosen other maincaps. A small punch(using hand pressure) can be used to start the seal moving, pliers to rotate it out. Soak the new seal in oil befroe installing. There is also a "Chinese finger" tool that may help, but I have never used one. Brian


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#74293 03/05/2007 6:35 PM
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Thanks Brian,that sounds simple enough.I'lld do that,the first non rainy day I get.


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