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Re: Mag flange is a tight fit

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:41 am
by shocky
mark wrote:the word "flange" is not used enough in every day talk imo
it was when i was a welder :lol: during work and when working away from home at night ;)

Re: Mag flange is a tight fit

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:52 am
by J1MS
westburyst wrote:Thanks for all your suggestions.

I'm replacing all seals and bearings.

Cheers

Ben
Did you use an impact driver on the pressure plate screws for the drive side oil seal. "I asked why you had taken the mag flange off originally" as I have seen small indents (on the inside edge near the gasket face where the mag housing sits) in line with the four pressure plate screws when Impact drivers have been used.

If these small points of damage are repaired the mag housing once again becomes a tight slide fit.

I'm not saying its whats happened to yours, but with other engines/Mag Housings I have come across this before...

Re: Mag flange is a tight fit

Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 1:13 pm
by westburyst
J1MS wrote:
westburyst wrote:Thanks for all your suggestions.

I'm replacing all seals and bearings.

Cheers

Ben
Did you use an impact driver on the pressure plate screws for the drive side oil seal. "I asked why you had taken the mag flange off originally" as I have seen small indents (on the inside edge near the gasket face where the mag housing sits) in line with the four pressure plate screws when Impact drivers have been used.

If these small points of damage are repaired the mag housing once again becomes a tight slide fit.

I'm not saying its whats happened to yours, but with other engines/Mag Housings I have come across this before...
Hello,

I did use an impact driver to assist in removing the plate screws. :?
I'll check the area in question if they do have damage. cheers

Ben