Video on how to replace crankcase oil sump gasket, oil seal, and adjusting crankshaft end play by changing gasket thickness. Thanks for Watching!!!
How to Replace Crankcase Oil Sump Gasket/seal & Crankshaft End Play on 11HP Briggs
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Excellent. Thanks a lot, I am ready to do the job now.
can you replace the oil seal for the crankshaft without taking the motor
apart? For instance, Can I stand the mower on its end, take off the PTO
and pulley and replace the seal? The reason I ask is that I replaced the
seal and all gaskets and had to take it apart again to replace the
camshaft.. getting kinda pricey replacing the gaskets because of not
knowing what was wrong. I really like your videos, they have helped me a
lot. You do a good job. Thanks for your help!
The one you used in the beginning of the video to get the sump bolts
off….awesome video btw!!!
Dude, you might have been a lifesaver today. Bought a used 12 hp Toro rider
with a Briggs and Stratton that has oil pumping out of that seal area.
Buying parts today, putting them in tomorrow. $125, with a bagger (both in
great shape, and $12 for the gasket, and an oil seal), and I might be the
happiest camper around. :)
You disassemble engines just like me lol
My riding mower which had a 11hp Briggs and Stratton will not start I have
cleaned the carb, changed plugs, even sprayed starter fluid and still will
not start.. anyone have ideas?
Excellent Info – EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks for including specs
and part numbers. I also really appreciated the rule-of-thumb info that
can’t be found anywhere except from folks like you that have real
experience.
Great video. I am replacing the gasket on thiss same engine. I discovered
when I pulled the sump off the end of the crankshaft is scored real bad and
the area where it goes through the oil seal. I guess it has been run over
the years low on oil. What are your thoughts on this? Can I just replace
the gasket, and oil seal and watch the oil level like a hawk or is this a
disaster waiting to happen. Thanks.
There are lots of youtube mechanics who know their stuff, but very few who
know how (or who care enough) to communicate it so well. Thank you.
Great video!
Thanks for this series of videos. They are very well made overall. Would
just ask for some more light on the subject, if possible.
Should you change the oil seal every time ? or just when its leaking?
GREAT VID BTW!
Thanks for the video. You are very good at this.
this channel rocks – great video editing and audio too. thanks
What kind of socket wrench is that …..that things cool as hell???
EXCELENT VIDEO
Sorry the one you used to spin the bolts off is the one I mean!!!
At time set 2:00
good stuff to know