cornish rattler Well-Known Member Apr 5, 2024 #1 Hi guys Can you replace the timing case crank oil seal without removing the timing case please
cornish rattler Well-Known Member Apr 7, 2024 #2 cornish rattler said: Hi guys Can you replace the timing case crank oil seal without removing the timing case please Click to expand... Anyone
cornish rattler said: Hi guys Can you replace the timing case crank oil seal without removing the timing case please Click to expand... Anyone
Dippypud Never Knowingly Understood Full Member Apr 7, 2024 #3 cornish rattler said: Anyone Click to expand... Try repeating in the Disco section just in case this section is closed for Easter and they've lost the keys ...
cornish rattler said: Anyone Click to expand... Try repeating in the Disco section just in case this section is closed for Easter and they've lost the keys ...
L lynall Well-Known Member Full Member Apr 7, 2024 #4 Yes, need cheap puller set and longer (m6 I think) bolts to pull crankshaft cambelt gear off If you can do cambelt you wont find it a hard job at all.
Yes, need cheap puller set and longer (m6 I think) bolts to pull crankshaft cambelt gear off If you can do cambelt you wont find it a hard job at all.
cornish rattler Well-Known Member Apr 7, 2024 #5 Cheer's i have done it before but was years ago and i just can't think for the life of me if i needed to remove the timing case or not so this just makes the job easier
Cheer's i have done it before but was years ago and i just can't think for the life of me if i needed to remove the timing case or not so this just makes the job easier