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New(?) trick for removing rear cam seal 850 1993

posted by  Thumbs on  Tue Jul 18 20:18 CST 2017
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Hello again lads,

I had an annoying, steady leak from exhaust rear cam seal. The youTube instructional videos I viewed made the replacement procedure look pretty routine.

I spent over an hour endeavoring to turn a drywall screw, then trying to punch a small nail through the outside metal of the seal. There's not much room for this stuff. No luck.

Returned a third time to the garage to search for a solution... It was here somewhere...

AHA! Found an old linoleum knife. It has a wooden handle, and a 90 degree turn. Mine is sharp as shit. A couple tinks from a hammer punctured the metal and I popped it right out.

I (think) I posted an image.

- thumbs





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