Front mainseal
07-27-2007, 05:27 PM
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Front mainseal
Front Mainseal install... quick installation and will solve leaking from timing chain cover instantly.
Tools/Material needed
Front Mainseal ( TCS45903)
28mm socket
3/8 ratchet
14mm socket and wrench
long 3/8 extension
wd40/pb blaster etc
large pry bar or pulley puller
Impact gun electric or Air
Flathead
1. Start by loosening these points and removing your belts.. if you have AC you will also have to loosen the adjuster wheel.
2. Take your radiator and move it up like so to create space for impact gun
3. once you remove the bolt from the pulley, spray your wd40 on the center section.... and then take your pry bar and place it behind the pulley and pull toward you a few times and it will slide right off
4. Take a short flathead and hammer, insert the flathead on the outside of the seal and tap lightly..once the flathead goes back, pry inward and pull the seal out
5. take a little oil and lightly lubricate the outside of the new seal and insert it.. you will have to apply alot of even strength to get it all that way in.
Tools/Material needed
Front Mainseal ( TCS45903)
28mm socket
3/8 ratchet
14mm socket and wrench
long 3/8 extension
wd40/pb blaster etc
large pry bar or pulley puller
Impact gun electric or Air
Flathead
1. Start by loosening these points and removing your belts.. if you have AC you will also have to loosen the adjuster wheel.
2. Take your radiator and move it up like so to create space for impact gun
3. once you remove the bolt from the pulley, spray your wd40 on the center section.... and then take your pry bar and place it behind the pulley and pull toward you a few times and it will slide right off
4. Take a short flathead and hammer, insert the flathead on the outside of the seal and tap lightly..once the flathead goes back, pry inward and pull the seal out
5. take a little oil and lightly lubricate the outside of the new seal and insert it.. you will have to apply alot of even strength to get it all that way in.
Last edited by Biggamehit; 07-27-2007 at 08:16 PM.
07-28-2007, 05:06 AM
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you don't have to brother.. i discovered that with one of my other KA's it was so fast and simple man... took me about 35 min..... pop it out pop it in.. i was not sure how the front cover was designed until i played with one of my blown KA's
08-02-2007, 10:22 PM
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using a breaker bar and putting the car in gear you have plenty of room to loosen the center bolt on the crank pulley w/o moving the radiator. also if you're going to use a flat head screwdriver i'd like to add that caution should be used so you don't mar the time chain cover.
08-03-2007, 12:07 AM
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ok try to put it in gear bro.. it will not work.. i have been doing this for a long time lol... it will simply spin on you. and like i said its a light tap. you are not hammering away bro..................
11-05-2008, 01:38 AM
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-no you dont have to drain the oil your guess is right
- if you look in the fsm there is stamp like tool that is used in the factory to put the seal in.. however, i didnt need it.
just lube the outter section up with a bit or oil and just slightly inside and apply it evenly.
- if you look in the fsm there is stamp like tool that is used in the factory to put the seal in.. however, i didnt need it.
just lube the outter section up with a bit or oil and just slightly inside and apply it evenly.
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