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Page 128, column #2 What O-ring?
In Wayne' book page 128, I'm assuming the O-ring mentioned here is for the no. 8 bearing o-ring, correct? (Asking because this is mentioned right after slipping on the flywheel seal.)
Also, there's no o-ring on the flywheel seal end is there? Thanks! Thanks
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Correct, there is no o-ring on the flywheel seal end.
The only o-ring on the crank is the one that goes around the #8 bearing. Be sure to lube that o-ring slightly so it doesn't tear when you mate the case halves...
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Bottom right side of page 128 - "Without the o-ring installed on the bearing,lay it in the engine case..."
Bottom left side of page 128 - "Install the o-ring onto the bearing" Yes, both statements apply to the o-ring on the nose bearing. Make sure you get the proper one for your car - people have had trouble using the later, thicker style one with the earlier bearings... -Wayne
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