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I need to get to the main seal!

So i'm tearing down and resealing my engine and what's this!? I can't pull the cover out to get to the main seal....Why
must something always prevent me from progressing with my projects, why!!???? OK, that's better, so guys, how do i go about it. It seems that whoever worked on this before liked using lot's of silicone and glues...and in the hayne's manual(i know, but i needed some kind of reference) it say's it should pull straight out.....well, that's not working, it's stuck and does not want to move. I'd really appreciate your help fellas. I got the week off and I wan't this to be on the road really bad.

Thanks again......


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Ger a seal puller and hook it out.

Also, have you removbed the washer and the oil pump sleeve? Sometimes that makes it easier

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oil pump sleeve? you mean from behind the main seal?

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