replacing camshaft seal

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LyricsNLines
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replacing camshaft seal

Post by LyricsNLines » Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:30 pm

ok I have a leak coming from that area. I went to pep boys and bought a seal set which comes with 2 seals. 1 blue and 1 black, I see where the blue one goes but where does the black one go? Do I loosen the hex type bolt on the camshaft?

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Post by occasional demons » Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:35 pm

I'm assuming it is the sprocket end? Without a link/pics it is hard to say, but I will assume one is for the CPS and one for the belt end. One should be about 2" in diameter (CPS) and the other maybe 1.5" in dia.? (Belt end)
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Post by LyricsNLines » Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:38 pm

We'll yea, I only have the battery out and was able to get the sensor removed with just that. Now I have seals in my new packet. A standard slim blue seal, and a black seal with a circular spring on the back of it, and I dont see where it goes.

[I'm above the throttle body, in between the head and the battery]

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Post by occasional demons » Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:16 pm

black seal with a circular spring on the back of it
That one would require removal of the cam sprocket. May as well slap on a timing belt while you're there. Or save it for when you do the belt.

I'm guessing the thin one goes in the CPS.
With out seeing it, only a guess.
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Post by occasional demons » Wed Jun 10, 2009 6:28 pm

CPS seal:
titansxt wrote: Image
quicksilvr wrote:. In this picture (my car) you can see the cam seal...obviously not accessible unless the inner timing cover is off.

Image
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Post by ZeroChad » Wed Jun 10, 2009 9:51 pm

The sprocket side seal is much harder to get installed too. Its the same type of seal as the crankshaft/oil pump seal.
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