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Several 'tooling' questions on cam seal, intermediate seal, and crank seal 200 1989

posted by  someone claiming to be nate on  Fri Jun 10 10:30 CST 2005 [RELATED]

For the cost of a socket or the time spent making a tool, you may want to consider buying a new gasket for the carrier that the crank/intermediate seal ride in. Especially if the water pump is out of the way..the time spent scraping old gasket is worth being able to seat the seals from the comfort of a bench. It's at least something to consider.

-nate






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