Front crank oil seal
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From: Manchester Drives: E30 Cosworth
Is there any chance of me being able to change this without the pully pulling tool?
If not, where would i be able to aquire such a tool?
Thanks in advance.
Adam
If not, where would i be able to aquire such a tool?
Thanks in advance.
Adam
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From: Manchester Drives: E30 Cosworth
Originally Posted by SafeChav
Should pull off if your lucky
Get some WD40 on it for good measure
Get some WD40 on it for good measure

Excellent, fingers crossed then!
I'll have a crack at it when i get home from work
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From: Manchester Drives: E30 Cosworth
Originally Posted by SafeChav
Hang on actually? Did you take the rad etc out to do the oil seal? 
I didn't feel confident, but yes i took the rad etc out to do the oil seal.. because theres not much space in the BMW's engine bay, the job couldn't be done with them in there.
If theres anyone on here who is experienced with that sort of thing, i'd be willing to pay to have it done?
I just don't want to mess up the timing or anything when taking pulleys off etc...
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From: Manchester Drives: E30 Cosworth
Originally Posted by SafeChav
Shit sorry!
What i said about the pulley pulling off could be bollucks? I assumed it was a Ford, you know, being a Ford forum and all

What i said about the pulley pulling off could be bollucks? I assumed it was a Ford, you know, being a Ford forum and all
Its a Cosworth engine matey, out of a Sierra 4x4.
Hence being on the Ford forum
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