Difference between revisions of "Parts - Crankshaft"

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If wear grooves can be felt with a finger nail, its not a bad idea to try to remove any edges by polishing, to prevent the oil-seal lip being damaged during installation. Ensure roundness is not compromised. Brasso or a very fine (500 ~ 800 grit) wet and dry used carefully.
Alternatively, when installing the seal in is housing, it can be sometimes be fitted in a slighly different position such that the lip sits on a fresh part of the journal. Lube well prior to installing the housing.

Revision as of 21:43, 4 October 2007

Spigot bearing fitting

Diesel crankshaft spigotbearing 01.jpg




Crankshaft rear oil-seal journal

Diesel Crankshaft oilsealjournal 01.jpg

If wear grooves can be felt with a finger nail, its not a bad idea to try to remove any edges by polishing, to prevent the oil-seal lip being damaged during installation. Ensure roundness is not compromised. Brasso or a very fine (500 ~ 800 grit) wet and dry used carefully.

Alternatively, when installing the seal in is housing, it can be sometimes be fitted in a slighly different position such that the lip sits on a fresh part of the journal. Lube well prior to installing the housing.