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Old 07 Jul 2009, 06:41 am
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Default Re: timing cover

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Originally Posted by CREWZIN View Post
I've had real main seals go bad too. 57 Chevy. But these new smaller front wheel drive tranverse engines are something else altogether. In the PT the motor mount has to be loosened and the engine lifter to make room for work for the timing belt. The air conditioning lines also have to be removed to make room to work. That's not a "have to be removed" but almost every mechanic does it.
i understand...to tell you the truth, i almost miss my roadmaster.....damn theres no plce to work on our motor...

is the how to remove and change seals the same on the gt motor and the n/a motor?
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