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Re: IH 756 rear crankshaft seal
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Posted by K.B.-826 on October 27, 2004 at 18:24:45 from (209.163.43.21):
In Reply to: IH 756 rear crankshaft seal posted by 4 on October 27, 2004 at 17:43:53:
Have you removed your old seal from the aluminum seal housing yet? If not, measure the relation of the seal to the housing. The seal can be installed in one of three positions- 1/16" out of the housing (I belive this is where it was from the factory), flush with the housing, or 1/16" into the housing. A special tool that a Case-IH dealer would have will easily install the seal to one of these three depths. If you have already removed the seal without noting it's location, you'll just have to make a guess and hope for the best, or get a speedy-sleeve to fit on the crank for the seal to ride on.
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