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HI,
I have just had my engine rebuilt at a well known engine builder. Before it
could be installed I had a rapidly leaking rear main seal. Got it back,
tilted it up for a top installation and yep.still leaks. Slower. This time
with a rope aeal. Will it seat and get better or should it go back again. I
have the whole engine /transmission assy. tilted at about a 45 degree angle
waiting to see how bad the leak is. Any ideas or comments about the rear
main seal?
Thanks. Rick
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my engine rebuilt at a well known engine builder. Before it could be =
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up for a top installation and yep…still leaks. Slower. This time =
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