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Felt Rear Seal

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Tyler Cohrs

03-01-2007 08:13:37




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I'm installing the rear seal on my WD6 and need to know if i should cut the extra felt off, because it seems to long. What are some tips on installing felt rear seals? Also the kit came with a bag with 2 felt type pins,where do these go and what do they do?




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Theman

03-01-2007 13:08:22




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 Re: Felt Rear Seal in reply to Tyler Cohrs, 03-01-2007 08:13:37  
Don't cut the felt pieces unless you are 200% sure you absolutely HAVE to. The leaky H I'm working on had the rear seal shortened to fit years before I bought it. When I finally got around to rebuilding it, the seal had at least a 1/4 inch gap in it. I had to soak my felts in oil to mash the whole thing in the groove.

The two "pins" sound like the seals for the plate under the rear main bearing. The recess in the block under the rear main bearing is filled with a plate that attaches to the rear seal. The plate-to-block joint is filled by the felt pins.

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