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09-04-2003, 08:48 PM
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Floyd, I dont quite understand what you mean. The pontiac book said to use the cap to compress the seal then carefully take it out then slide it around the crank. I am doing this while the crank is still in the motor. So I dont really know what or where the 4 cut peices you describe go to. Could you explane a little more please. I dont really want to take the crank out but i will if need be to make sure it does not leak.
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