Been looking for a front crank seal for when I replace my bottom pulley. Does anyone know if an online shop sells them? Looked at a few but no mention of front seals only rears
Thanks
Dave
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Hasnt changed much. When Rio took over a lot of the old timers left. Ive been here 7 years now and when you drive around town or go to Woolies you are flat out bumping into someone you know11CAB wrote:How is Gove these days? It's been 25 years since I lived up there.
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There's a local club and a few shows, Ballina street Machines show usually gets a few turn up and it's only an hour to the Gold Coast, plenty of shows up there through the year as well.DubbyDo wrote:Thats good to hear, about the dubbers! and dont mind a Macca myself! Are there any shows down there through the year? Be good to time a visit when something was on. Be nice to meet other people who didnt think a Landcruiser ute was the only way to get to work and play!!!
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HiDubbyDo wrote:Been looking for a front crank seal for when I replace my bottom pulley. Does anyone know if an online shop sells them? Looked at a few but no mention of front seals only rears
Thanks
Dave
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And if you stop in the water it fills the block full of water 馃ゲJoel wrote:No worries,
The inside hub of the pulley is a very neat fit and has reverse threads cut in them to throw the oil back in the case.
Works well except on offroad cars when the thread fill up with dirt and grit.
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Seconded!nils wrote:And if you stop in the water it fills the block full of water 馃ゲJoel wrote:No worries,
The inside hub of the pulley is a very neat fit and has reverse threads cut in them to throw the oil back in the case.
Works well except on offroad cars when the thread fill up with dirt and grit.
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