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Thread: LD-465 Rear Main Oil Seal Replacement?

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06-01-2011, 18:42

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jbeachmba

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Originally Posted by Westech

lol Yeah the Barrs (SP) leak rear main works good. I used it in the M151 so we could drive it for the summer last year. It worked..

Thank you for the insight. I have had little issue with leaking but on the last 92 degree day I drove it 120 miles on the highway and when I got home the bottom of the truck was rust proofed. Seems to be leaking little now but the temp is much cooler. I hope this works until a more handy time.

If you own a deuce you will learn to be a mechanic.

Thanks,

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