Getting A Sleeve

Potomus Pete

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As an old guy I'm getting ready to crawl under my car now that the weather is a bit cooler. My car has been dumping oil out the rear main seal. Next week I plan on doing a pictorial in doing a sleeve to fix this mess. When I give it gas it just spins at the clutch, and I dont want to pay a guy so Im doing it over. Question??? Some people say a sleeve wont work. I did my clutch last year with a Teflon.

 

nickyb

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I put a sleeve on and had no issues Pete. I still have the plastic tool to install the sleeve.
I believe we discussed this before and i offered it to you.

 

Potomus Pete

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Its good Im going to Home Depot.....I just am hoping Im ok after being on my back forever. I have been dripping a handfull of oil every week so Im cleaning it up, and hoping for no leaks.

 

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Potomus Pete

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Im a little surprised that as much as the rear main seal leaks , nobody has done a sleeve. You never know when I did it last time it may be coming out the pressure plate screws. I cant imagine they are leaking but we will see

 

Bullitt347

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Potomus Pete said:

Im a little surprised that as much as the rear main seal leaks , nobody has done a sleeve. You never know when I did it last time it may be coming out the pressure plate screws. I cant imagine they are leaking but we will see

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Flywheel bolts need threadlocker/sealant.
Pressure plate bolts are not in a oil area.

 

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Timkin has a seal. I put one on my car couple years ago. So far so good.

 

Potomus Pete

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Still somewhat of an amature thats why Im not happy about taking this apart again.. Good thing is its fairly simple when you get the car in the air