Timing cover gasket install
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Tuned
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Timing cover gasket install
Ok i know if I look I can probably figure it out but im at work LOL. anyway, I am going to replace the timing cover gasket but was wondering if I can do it without draining antifreeze. the water jacket doesnt connect with that at all does it? and I dont have to drop the pan either do I?
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It's not up to you. It's up to how much room you have between your v. dampener puller and the rad. Cheers.
Words of wisdom: If you're changing the crank seal in the cover, buy the seal installers from Summit racing. Or, you could possibly do it twice. As they say in Mexico: if you don't get what you want, you get experience. I have experience with this.
But hopefully you have to latter block with the pin guides. Whuss.
Words of wisdom: If you're changing the crank seal in the cover, buy the seal installers from Summit racing. Or, you could possibly do it twice. As they say in Mexico: if you don't get what you want, you get experience. I have experience with this.
But hopefully you have to latter block with the pin guides. Whuss.
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