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Thanks man I just really hope to get this front main seal replaced I've heard the timing belt has to come off which is a first in crank seals for me but I'll fibre it out. 281k miles
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Doing the timing belt and front seals are pretty straight forward on these cars. The fan clutch will have to come off along with the Power steering pulley and crank shaft pulley. Once those are out of the way the plastic covers come off. Just 10mm bolts hold them on. After the covers come off you will be looking at the timing belt itself. Release timing belt tensioner and pull the timing belt off. Slide the lower timing gear from the crank shaft snout and replace the crank shaft seal. I would recommend replace the cam shaft seals and water pump while you are in there.
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Ah thanks man my question was basically if the crank seal was behind the timing belt and I'm gunna take that a a yes haha well damn guess I better start saving for the belt while I'm at it
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Great start! Wow... cheaper than my car when I got it
Check out the build threads here, hopefully you like it enough to revive this old beast
Check out the build threads here, hopefully you like it enough to revive this old beast