P234 flywheel seal tool

[code7rpd]

Is the P234 tool the correct one for the flywheel seal on a 1995 993 motor - mine looks like it is too small diamter wise to work.

[john walker's workshop]

i'll have to check my rubber hammer for that number.

[Wayne 962]

Tool installation seal = not super useful...

-Wayne

[code7rpd]

Ok, I get it - I'll stick to using a rubber hammer or the end of a rachet!

[911gilley]

It would be better to invest in the flywheel seal removal tool, as this is usually where the problems arise.

[Wayne 962]

Originally posted by 911gilley
It would be better to invest in the flywheel seal removal tool, as this is usually where the problems arise.

Which tool would that be?

-Wayne

[dhoward]

Part# 0000.000 = sheet metal screw and a pair of pliers....

[911gilley]

A pair of vise grips with a slide hammer welded/rigged to end.

Picture courtesy of 5axis:

[john walker's workshop]

this thing works real well.

[911gilley]

John,
What is that thing (what application is it originally intended for)? Or did you make it? Looks like it would work by prying against the crank end? I like it. It would eliminate drilling (metal shavings) into old seal metal and scoring/damaging sealing surface!

[Rot 911]

Originally posted by 911gilley
John,
What is that thing (what application is it originally intended for)? Or did you make it? Looks like it would work by prying against the crank end? I like it. It would eliminate drilling (metal shavings) into old seal metal and scoring/damaging sealing surface!

It's a rubber seal puller. If Pelican doesn't carry them, you can get one at Snap On for around $12.00: http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/pro_det.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=12192&group_ID=1644&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

[code7rpd]

That's what I used - $9.00 at Sears.

[911gilley]

Thanks. Awesome. I'll have to pick one up.