Thanks guys. The seepage is coolant. I too only have to add coolant once a year. So it's not really a problem-yet. I was just thinking while it was in the shop and half apart, why not at least replace the head gasket. But maybe I should just leave it. It's always been my experience when you break something down, you always find something more. Oil consumption before the seal problem was so minimal I wouldn't even call it a problem. I guess I'll see how aggravated I get doing the seals. Speaking of the seals. I was able to contact SKF and get a seal number and speedi sleeve number but they never gave me any local dealer info. Any Ideas where to get the stuff? This of coarse is assuming I can get the pulley off in one piece. Out of all the tools I have, I don't own a bearing separator or a slide hammer. The jaw puller I've got is about worn out. If I cant heat it and move it with the puller, I may just take my cut-off tool and gently take it of a piece at a time. Money wise it probably wont be any different. New pulleys seem to go in the $60-$70 range. One other thing. I have an IT manual, where's the best place to come up with a good IH manual? Thanks, Steve
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