Posted by Nebraska Kirk on February 07, 2010 at 06:19:47 from (207.91.4.210):
In Reply to: M rear seal posted by Bill Lisbon on February 06, 2010 at 21:22:06:
Andrew Z said: (quoted from post at 06:59:12 02/07/10) You need to remove the fly wheel and the oil pan to access the rear seal on the M. CNH dealer will still have the seal, but there are aftermarket seals out there too. Make sure that you soak the seal well before installing. They are 2 halfs made of felt. If you dont soak them in oil before installing they will become burnt out by the friction on the crank and leak again...
Andrew
It is better to soak the felt in oil after it has been installed in the seal retainer groove, otherwise the felt will expand and it will be harder to get it into the grove.
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