1997 Oldsmobile Regency "replace front main seal" Questions

...the rear main seal on the engine, it is best if you replace the front transmission seal at the same time if possible. Installation varies on different vehicles but the principles are the

...replace front main seal, too? Is it worth it to replace the front main seal or front crankshaft seal while replacing water pump? oil seal failure is the main killer of rubber timing belts . Oil can ...

...replace both front and rear main seals? Only 91k miles. I want to the car to last. Four cylinder or V-6. Both engines will require the removal of the timing belt to service the front crank seal. Both ...

...Replace them. You will need to diagnose exactly which seals are leaking. Replacing the front main seal requires removal of the cam timing components, including the timing belt and lower timing cog. ...

...front seal, release all the connecting rod caps and main bearing caps, remove the crankshaft, replace the rear main seal and reassemble. It's a 1966 engine...you should consider replacing the front ...

...replace the rear seal , the transmission will need to be removed. If its the front, then the harmonic balancer will be removed. $380 sounds cheap. As you will need a oil seal, oil pan gasket, oil, ...

replace front crankshaft seal Oil foams out around the front main seal of my 1999 v70 xc. I bought it doing this. I replaced the oil breather system, oil pump gaskets and front seal and timing belt ...

...the leak under the car in order to know which one to replace. There is nothing simple about replacing the rear main seal and although he front seal is easier it can still be a problem. Good

replace a main seal on a 2000 toyota solara? how long will the job take? rear main seals mean that the transmission has to come out. Allow for 8 hours for the job. An accredited service centre will be

replace the Front Main Seal I need to know if it is just the one seal and is it the one that goes to the Oil Pump? There isn't any other seals for the Front crankshaft? It on a 2.4L 2000 Plymouth Neon