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> 1976 2.0, Leaky Oil Seals
Allan
post Jul 8 2004, 09:42 AM
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Going to be trying to tackle pushrod seal replacement this weekend. I have those viton seals from AA. Any unusual problems with them that anyone knows about. And is it okay to jack up the car using the engine mounting bar then putting jack stands under those triangle or donut looking supports?
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post Jul 8 2004, 01:38 PM
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Some suggestions:

1)Go back and review some of the previous threads on this topic. I am a firm believer in Jake's approach using teflon pipe sealant on the O-rings. It's worked incredibly well for me.

2) Check the fit on both ends of the pushrod tubes (assembled O-ringed tube to head or case) to make sure the seating is nice and firm ON BOTH ENDS. I had terrible leak problems caused by shrunken O-rings allowing oil to flow past, but the problem only occurred at the case end. Because the head-end fit was good, simply doing the assembly the way you normally would, namely put O-rings on both ends then push the tubes in through the heads, made everythng seem fine. I suggest first putting on only the case-end O-rings, trying those for good fit, then doing the head-ends next. Once you know both ends are OK THEN apply whatever goop you want to use.

3)There have been several posts (notably from Ray Greenwood) on making sure the tubes are sized properly as well.

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