LemonSqueezer wrote: Hey guys, trying to replace oil seal. Is it possible to get the bearing out without some sort of special tool? I’m guessing behind this is the rubber seal? I’ve already received replacement parts |
offcut1 wrote: https://youtu.be/sGXTkRoumgk This might be of help. This guys channel has been pretty handy for me. |
RC1 wrote: Need a special tool to remove the bearing carrier. You can see the two slots where the tool installs into. Once its unscrewed you can easily remove and replace the seal. Easy with the correct tool. |
RC1 wrote: It wont pry out, it is threaded in and it's a left hand thread. You need to turn it to the right to unscrew the carrier from the gear housing. Lots of fun without the tool. |
Steps wrote: going backwards...Why do you think the seal is leaking? Have you checked the gear box oil for any discolouration or filings When in a the drum as I mentioned previously, you get backpressure and the oil drops out of the exhaust vapours.. If the trim is up a little, you can get a bit of a pool of oil in the housing behind the prop. Im not convinced that you have a seal issue. |
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