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  1. plym49

    '51 M37 rear mail oil seal replacement

    It's called a Sneaky Pete, a tool to install the upper rear main rope seal with the crank in place. The tool is a length of flexible steel cable with a t handle at one end and a small corkscrew on the other. To remove the old upper rope seal, you thread the cork screw into one end of the seal...
  2. plym49

    '51 M37 rear mail oil seal replacement

    Pull the rear cap but you do not need to drop the crank. The old seal will roll out exactly as described. Anyway, you cannot get the crank to hang unless you pull the tranny as it will be hanging on the pilot bushing/input shaft. Yes, you can pick up a few thousandths this way but it is not...
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