Well after 4 attempts I have finally got no drip from my rear crankseal this time I used a double lipped seal and alls ok the first attempt was when a new crank was fitted which started leaking not long after the second milothedog kindly did for me (as well as the first)but also started leaking. The third I did but that time once I removed the box I fitted the rad and exhaust and ran it and it was leaking between the seal and speedy sleeve so replace with a ld part but started leaking again 100 miles later so this time I fitted a double lipped seal an success no leak and I've done over 200 miles.how nice it is not having pools of oil over the floor .been using daily in this lovely weather life don't get better than this
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Originally posted by Westfaling View PostWhere was the leak evident from? I'm trying to track one from the back of my TV8 MOD car. It's not coming out of the bell housing drain hole but shows up on the engine backplate casting at the clutch slave cylinder.
NickDeans leak was the rear crank seal which for some strange reason seems to have only been cured by fitting a double lipped one.
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Originally posted by Westfaling View PostIan
Ta I'd have thought a crankshaft end seal leak would have shown up from the bell housing drain- on a manual anyway.
Nick
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Originally posted by Westfaling View PostIan
Ta I'd have thought a crankshaft end seal leak would have shown up from the bell housing drain- on a manual anyway.
Nick
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