Part 4 We show you how to remove and install the front main oil seal the easy “NO SPECIAL TOOLS” required way. We will also show our preferred method of gasket and seals service for the Chevy 350 engine. We will install the harmonic balance in this video as well. Part 5 We will finish this repair and do the first start after timing chain service.
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Ok, any clown can remove a seal from the inside out!
"He was a tweaker, too."
heh "Spokane's finest."
Didn't see. Did u put lower rubber seal on the timing case or oil pan?
good vid exc that stinky rtv
what do you do if the timing cover wont fit now? i added a double roller timing set to a 1987 block (has a plate) and now the timing cover doesn't fit, what should I do?
Did you have to put a different balancer on? I replaced the stock chain with a double roller chain and now the balancer sticks out too far.
Looking at the harmonic balancer your putting Molly on at 11:00 it looks like the balancer is separating from the vulcanized rubber might want to change the balancer too they will slip
Self changing oil lol
Unable to understand what the master mechanic was saying because of the poor audio and low tone , sounded like maybe to close to the mic (who knows)? It would have been very helpful to hear the expert's comments clearly. Otherwise execlent video and information. Thank you.
the small 283 engines are the best engines chevrolet ever made. Do anything you want with it and it keeps on spinning..
when putting on the timing cover I usually snug the bolts lightly and slide the damper onto the drive shaft. Then i tighten two of the bolts enough to keep the cover from moving .i remove the damper and torque the bolts. this procedure centers the oil seal with the crank. the seal won't wear on one side or the other.