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Engine Seal Removal Tool? 700

posted by  duc phan on  Thu Aug 8 02:57 CST 2002
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I did not try the screwdriver method. I only tried removing them with universal seal puller tool that I had. You insert the hook/tool through the hole and the hook push the seal out as you pull on the tool. The two hooks on my toll did not fit into the hole so I did not do any damage to the seals.

If you guys were successfull with the screwdriver, then I will use it when it starts to leak.

I thank everyone who has responding to my post so far.






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