Chevrolet 216 rope seal? Yes or No?

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03-10-18, 01:55

Richard Farrant Richard Farrant is offline

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Originally Posted by Phil Waterman

You are thinking of the rear main bearing face, which you are correct can not be sleeved. Take look at the two photos, I'll try and get the Speedi-sleeve part number think I have it out in the shop.

Hi Phil,
Ah, I see the Chev seals on the flange. Most engines I have rebuilt which had rope seals sealed on a journal inboard of the flywheel flange so impossible to use a speedisleeve. I have used them on gearbox drive flanges and are very good.

regards,
Richard

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