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RE: Update
By Steve - 05/22/2003 2:31:05 AM; IP 67.124.78.230
Thank you John. My crankshaft refused to drop, probably because it's still connected to the transmission. Now I've got a wood screw broken off up in there as well (a tip from another website), and neither side of the seal has any rope left to grab. I'm now going to disconnect the C4 and see if I can jack up the back of the block a bit to create a gap at the crankshaft. Just finished the front seal too. My cap has a pin that I'm going to remove for the neoprene seal, with a dab of RTV to seal the hole. Sorry about posting on the wrong forum, it's been some late frustrating nights working this!
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 stuck rope seal -- Steve, 05/20/2003
 Wrong forum, but here goes.... -- John, 05/21/2003
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 Update -- John, 05/21/2003
Collapse <b>RE: Update</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>Steve, <i>05/22/2003</i></font>RE: Update -- Steve, 05/22/2003
 A wood screw? Good grief - what was the plan, there? [n/m] -- Mr F, 05/22/2003
 Here's the 'right' Forum, to which John was referring... -- Mr F, 05/22/2003
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