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FarmerHR Regular
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:51 pm Post subject: Crank Shaft Oil Seals |
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The front crank shaft oil seal is listed as 8N-6700 for the upper half and 8N-6707 for the lower half. What is the difference ?
Also the rear upper seal is # 8N6701 and the rear lower seal is #8n-6702. What is the difference.
I ask the question because the rebuild kit I purchased had two front seals with no identification and two rear seals with no identification. How do I tell what is what ?
The rear seals are very siniliar. The length looks exactly the same. However; one of the seals is about 0.005 inches thinner.
Thank you for any help that yoiu can give me. |
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Dell (WA) Tractor Guru
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:43 pm Post subject: Re: Crank Shaft Oil Seals |
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Farmerhr........would you believe the difference is "color"???
Just soak them in HOT OIL fer couple of hours; and then ROLL them into the slots with BIG socket. Trim them "proud" by about 1/16" on both sides of each seal. NEW X-acto blade?; razor blade? I use chassis grease to hold the 2-part pan gasket onto the pan.
Be certain you GREASE yer oilpump gears before you put the pan on. ........HTH, Dell |
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FarmerHR Regular
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:53 pm Post subject: Re: Crank Shaft Oil Seals |
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Thank you so much for the imput. I always appreciate your help.
Thanks Again ! |
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