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  • B
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    The actual sealing lip is further back like so.

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    Trust your gut, if you feel funny about it, redo it with a new seal and also check to make sure the aluminum seal housing is sitting flush on the block. Kind of a dumb suggestion but its the only thing im coming up with off the top of my head that could physically affect the seal position

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      gilber33
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      That picture helps. It’s weird to me that this one would have that gap around the outer lip but the others wouldn’t. That’s why it’s throwing me off. 

      Oil pump gear

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        gilber33
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        I took it out.

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        • straight6pwrS
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          straight6pwr
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          gilber33 said:

          That picture helps. It’s weird to me that this one would have that gap around the outer lip but the others wouldn’t. That’s why it’s throwing me off. 

          theres like 100 types of shaft seals, this should not be weird to you.

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            gilber33
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            straight6pwr said:

            theres like 100 types of shaft seals, this should not be weird to you.

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            This is the first time I’ve seen one that was “open” on the face like that. It’s the only seal on the m20 like that and I’ve never seen one on all of the Volvo’s I’ve owned.

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            • JdesignJ
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              Jdesign
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              #460

              It's pretty common. A lot of hondas and aftermarket seals are like that.

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                gilber33
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                Oh look. More pictures of an m20 on an engine stand.

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                  gilber33
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                  Tonight I got the old engine out and transmission off and moved some more stuff over to the new engine. 

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                  Also so finished the roof on the playhouse. Need to put in one more window and then finishing trimming it out. Then the next project is a garden shed off the back of the garage and the siding that is coming off of the garage will be going on here. 

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                    B C
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                    What was the benefit of the new engine? lower miles? 

                    and stop trying to beat my record for M20 extractions!!!!

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                      gilber33
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                      B C said:

                      What was the benefit of the new engine? lower miles? 

                      and stop trying to beat my record for M20 extractions!!!!

                      Lol. This is the 3rd time. 

                      I’ve never done a full tear down and rebuild of an engine. Was getting a lot of drivetrain noise and needed to pull the engine to check the clutch. Figured it was a good time to do and drop it in. Fresh hone, new rings, new bearings, and a refreshed head. 

                      We’re having our 3rd child in November and I decided while I have the time I’ll get this one in and get the car as reliable as it can be. We’re also doing a home addition next year, so I will very limited access to the garage. 😔

                      Also, thank you to whoever updated the thread title. Lol

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                      • KaiserRollsK
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                        KaiserRolls
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                        Still have plans to make the core support removable?

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                          gilber33
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                          KaiserRolls said:

                          Still have plans to make the core support removable? 

                          Not with this round of things. Don’t want to spend too much time with extra stuff. More focused on getting the drivetrain solid and running again. Eventually, yes.  

                          Maybe.

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                            Kid #3 really cut into the time and money I had available for meth, hopefully you can maintain a proper balance

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                              gilber33
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                              B C said:

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                              Kid #3 really cut into the time and money I had available for meth, hopefully you can maintain a proper balance 

                              I mean, it is what it is. My wife and I have talked about what we can do to maintain the balance. If that’s picking up some side “jobs” here and there at night, requesting grants from business owners (mostly gas stations), selling my unused semen and bone marrow. There’s lots options.

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                                B C
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                                times are hard

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                                  gilber33
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                                  Engine is back in the car with the stock flywheel. The lightweight one will be for sale. Just need to work on the driveshaft stuff  

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                                  And of course the update on the playhouse. It’s sided and partially painted. Tonight I will be making and staining the shutters and door so I can seal it up to finish the inside. 

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                                  • JdesignJ
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                                    Jdesign
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                                    I was hoping to see the engine in the play house, but I guess dreamers will be dreamers. Nice hustle on getting all that stuff done.

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                                      gilber33
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                                      Jdesign said:

                                      I was hoping to see the engine in the play house, but I guess dreamers will be dreamers. Nice hustle on getting all that stuff done.

                                      Thank you! It’s been exhausting. I’ve also framed and sheathed the shed between these two projects. Sometimes I think I started too much at once this time around.😩

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                                        gilber33
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                                        So tonight I was going to replace the giubo and the one I got was too large. After digging around I learned that the one on my car is for an auto. Last time I checked my car is definitely manual. I know the PO replaces the diff, but, how else would this be? Gab01-009 is the auto giubo and gab01-017 is the manual giubo  

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                                        Also, is this an issue??

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                                        • KaiserRollsK
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                                          KaiserRolls
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                                          Ditch that tumor of a damper

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