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Bearing Clearance Basics Rear Main Seal

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Bearing Clearance Basics Rear Main Seal
Bearing Clearance Basics Rear Main Seal
Also, make sure you have the rear main seal installed to avoid having to pull the crank back out once you have realized your mistake. A small amount of silicone or gasket sealer will help lock the seal in place and ensure no oil leaks out from underneath. Make sure the lip of the seal points toward the engine, and clock the seal a bit as you see here so that its parting line doesn’t match up with the parting line of the cap. View Related Article
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