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271 install rear main oil seal

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    Posted: 18 Jul 2021 at 9:04pm
This drove me crazy all day.  On verge of insanity.  Thought I could gently tap and work it in, but it always goes out of kilter and pops out.  Any recommendations?   Help save a life.  Thanks.
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detroit likely has a special tool for that.  you may need to fabricate a disk large enough to contact the entire seal if you dont already have something, where as you can tap in the center and work it on slowly.  i dont know this particular application but sometimes a tool is required because of the seal type.
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And it probably is not going to be a flat surface tool. The one on Cat is shallow in center so OD can push on edge of seal flange. It has a steel sleeve which presses on crank and is internal part of seal. Actually presses on 2 areas...inner and outer at the CORRECT dimensions. Can be made but needs to be done right
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From calling Timken and finding National RD installers on Amazon, I learned the supposedly right one is the National RD314.  Found one on Ebay for 25 bucks.  Sure hope it works.  What a stymie this has been.


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