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Old 06-04-2013, 07:06 PM
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Well I payed a mobile mechanic to come out, take a look and see if he could get the seal out. He got it out after about 45 min. Ge thinks the rms was the original. It was rock solid when we pulled it out. He had to loosen all of the bearing caps and I had to turn the crank while he tapped it out. He was here about 1 1/2 hrs total. Now I just gotta finish scraping the old gasket off and then ill be good to put everything back and see how it works.
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Well I payed a mobile mechanic to come out, take a look and see if he could get the seal out. He got it out after about 45 min. Ge thinks the rms was the original. It was rock solid when we pulled it out. He had to loosen all of the bearing caps and I had to turn the crank while he tapped it out. He was here about 1 1/2 hrs total. Now I just gotta finish scraping the old gasket off and then ill be good to put everything back and see how it works.
Using the one piece Felpro gasket?
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Using the one piece Felpro gasket?
Yes sir. Only the best iv been told. Everythings cleaned and prepped for the gaaket now, ran out of sun light. It will be all finished up tomorrow. I cant wait for this to be over.
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Yes sir. Only the best iv been told. Everythings cleaned and prepped for the gaaket now, ran out of sun light. It will be all finished up tomorrow. I cant wait for this to be over.
Me, too. Best of luck.
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I had this problem for some time and finally solved it permanently. The Knock Sensor wiring is shielded with a very flimsy foil that degrades over time leaving the wiring unshielded and subject to induced voltages. OPTION 1: Replace the shielding with some tube braided wire mesh that you will attach to ground (both ends is recommmended but just one grounded end seems to work). Run it the full length of the wiring, look at the original wiring and you'll see where the original shielding foil starts and stops as a guide. OIPTION 2: Replace the wiring with a shielded twisted wire pair and ground the shield appropriately.
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