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Rear Main Position

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Quick question before I screw up. One peice rear main seal, the lip should go foward, right? Should the flat part of the seal go to the front of engine? Looks kinda like this [ . Thanks folks. Better safe than sorry later on.
 
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The seal lip goes in forward, facing the front of the engine to where any pressure in the engine forces the lip into the crank surface forming a seal.
 
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