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ronnie
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timing cover gasket

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hi , i have a leak at the timing cover gasket . Can i remove the timing cover without removing the radiator . Good idea to change the front oil seal at the same time ??? :-?
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Re: timing cover gasket

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I usually IS the seal that's leaking, unlikely to be the 'gasket' - and yes you can do it. But much easier with rad out - it's only 4 bolts......
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thanks bmc wish i had your knowledge :D
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Re: timing cover gasket

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Do you know how to loosen the starting handle dog...?
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Some remove the front panel complete with rad for better access. Check the timing chain and sprockets while you are at it.
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