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Different crank seal question
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Posted by Roger Mills on March 26, 2007 at 15:30:23 from (64.122.113.206):
I saw the post on the H front crank seal and I am about to do one on an A. I already know how tough it can be to get the pulley off and think I can handle that part OK. The seal and how to put it in is the question. The front cover plate appears to have a lip around the outside of where the seal goes. So-do you just wiggle it in around the crankshaft?? Any tips or suggestions on the easiest way to do it without harming the seal would be greatly appreciated. By the way, I noticed that the lip is very slightly crooked, round but at a slight angle compared to the back step on the pulley-I don't think it should be that way and wonder if anyone has dealt with that. This thing doesn't just seep oil, it slings it-1/2 cup in about an hour. I think the crooked lip has the seal at an angle and its not sealing at all. I just hope I don't have to pull the front cover.
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