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Installing Flywheel Seal
Is it a better bet to install the flywheel seal when sealing up the case or waiting to install it once the case is together?
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I always install the seal when I put the halves together. Its much easier and you dont have to make the seal install.
I put the halves together and install perimeter nuts fiirst because the sealant is fresh. Bruce |
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Ended up installing while sealing the case. Went together fine. Nice and square. BTW I opted to install dry as most are now recommending around here.
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