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Engine disassembly 444-544

posted by  Blue Horse on  Sun Nov 30 10:58 CST 2008
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I thought the engine section of the Green Book for the B18 covered it fairly well. The Haynes manuals for either the 122/1800 or 140 series are pretty thorough too.

You have to remove the flywheel in order to get to the rear seal carrier bolts. The seal carrier has to come off before you can remove the crankshaft.






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