Water Pump Drive Seal Tool
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Water Pump Drive Seal Tool Does anyone know rough dimensions of one of these tools? I used one that my buddy had once and it worked great. Wouldn't take but a few minutes to turn on the lathe. Just use some aluminum rod. I just don't want to pull my car apart to measure the drive splines and seal.
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you can use various forms of the "tool".....The factory tool made by Kent Moore is a plastic version of what the fabricated ones available for around $20 are
a long socket or even the coupler spline itself. The Sharpie cap mimics the tool quite well as it is initially tapered like the Kent Moore and aftermarket tool making sliding on the seal easier without folding over the inner lip. With that said a carefully used appropriate deep socket or the coupler itself can be used
a long socket or even the coupler spline itself. The Sharpie cap mimics the tool quite well as it is initially tapered like the Kent Moore and aftermarket tool making sliding on the seal easier without folding over the inner lip. With that said a carefully used appropriate deep socket or the coupler itself can be used
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you can use various forms of the "tool".....The factory tool made by Kent Moore is a plastic version of what the fabricated ones available for around $20 are
a long socket or even the coupler spline itself. The Sharpie cap mimics the tool quite well as it is initially tapered like the Kent Moore and aftermarket tool making sliding on the seal easier without folding over the inner lip. With that said a carefully used appropriate deep socket or the coupler itself can be used
a long socket or even the coupler spline itself. The Sharpie cap mimics the tool quite well as it is initially tapered like the Kent Moore and aftermarket tool making sliding on the seal easier without folding over the inner lip. With that said a carefully used appropriate deep socket or the coupler itself can be used
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as promised National #10128317
ECKLERS pn 25-190989-1
http://paceperformance.com/i-5134173...1994-cars.html under $5.00
P.S. this does fit my 1996 WS6 LT1 as well, I have one in it now
ECKLERS pn 25-190989-1
http://paceperformance.com/i-5134173...1994-cars.html under $5.00
P.S. this does fit my 1996 WS6 LT1 as well, I have one in it now
Last edited by Tinbender59; Nov 5, 2015 at 06:32 PM.
