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redlinerob
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Oil kit installation

Post by redlinerob » Tue May 01, 2007 5:49 pm

I am in the final stages of an engine rebuild and I have an engine oil seal kit I would like to install. What procedure do you use to remove the oil seals for the kick starter, output shaft and crank seal (behind the ac generator). I thought of a couple of ideas but, I am worried I may damage the existing seals and have broken pieces fall into the crankcase. Any suggestions?

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Re: Oil kit installation

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Tue May 01, 2007 6:03 pm

You say engine rebuild.
Did you split the cases? .............lm
redlinerob wrote:I am in the final stages of an engine rebuild and I have an engine oil seal kit I would like to install. What procedure do you use to remove the oil seals for the kick starter, output shaft and crank seal (behind the ac generator). I thought of a couple of ideas but, I am worried I may damage the existing seals and have broken pieces fall into the crankcase. Any suggestions?

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Post by redlinerob » Wed May 02, 2007 5:58 am

I should have indicated that this is only a top end rebuild. I know I can get them out, but at what risk?

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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Wed May 02, 2007 9:39 am

Use anything with a sharp/pointed end and pry them out.
Be sure to to use a sharp tool (knife) and cut a 45 degree angle around the entire aluminum circle.
Add a SMALL AMOUNT of oil/grease to the edges of the seals and tap them into the hole keeping the seal as even as posible. ................lm

redlinerob wrote:I should have indicated that this is only a top end rebuild. I know I can get them out, but at what risk?

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