man seeks r&r tips for oil fill neck
man seeks r&r tips for oil fill neck
Hello -
I'd like to remove the leaking oil fill tube on my 455 and re-install it in a non-leaking fashion. I'd appreciate any tips re: either the removal or the re-install.
I recall that when I built this motor I put red Loctite on the bottom of the fill neck and used a hammer and a piece of 2x4 across the top of the tube to hammer the fill neck as far into the timing shelf as far as I could get it - not nearly enough, as it turned out, as the neck can be rocked back and forth with light hand pressure.
Thank you -
Brian Ammons
I'd like to remove the leaking oil fill tube on my 455 and re-install it in a non-leaking fashion. I'd appreciate any tips re: either the removal or the re-install.
I recall that when I built this motor I put red Loctite on the bottom of the fill neck and used a hammer and a piece of 2x4 across the top of the tube to hammer the fill neck as far into the timing shelf as far as I could get it - not nearly enough, as it turned out, as the neck can be rocked back and forth with light hand pressure.
Thank you -
Brian Ammons
Since it is rocking back and forth, do this and pull upward at the same time. It should come right out. When re-installing, lightly coat the lower surface with black RTV and tap in as you did originally. It should go in about 1 1/2 inches and not rock.
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