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Old 01-03-2022   #1
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Default Secondary valve shaft seal removal?

Looking for advice as to how to remove the secondary valve shaft seals from the heads.
I can't figure out how to get behind them to drive/pry them out.
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Old 01-04-2022   #2
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Default Re: Secondary valve shaft seal removal?

I used a a heavy pick tool.
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Old 01-05-2022   #3
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Default Re: Secondary valve shaft seal removal?

I tried using a scribe to get between the head and the seal. Broke 2 of them. Really trying to not damage the aluminum in the bore.
I need a sharper/harder tool.....

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Old 01-06-2022   #4
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Default Re: Secondary valve shaft seal removal?

I fashioned a make-shift puller. With an 8-point socket just big enough to span the bearing, a bolt through a fender washer and socket and the bearing with a nut threaded on the end (back of the bearing), and another nut on top of the fender washer. I screwed down the nut against the washer. The bolt pulled the bearings out - easy peasy!

Then I pressed in a Dorman freeze plug with a little JB Weld to seal the hole. If I still have the little rig, I'll snap a pic and post it. - Pretty simple tho - a #6 machine screw about 2-1/2" long, a socket, a fender washer, & a couple of nuts.
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Old 01-06-2022   #5
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Default Re: Secondary valve shaft seal removal?

Getting the Shaft and bearing out was the easy part.
Getting the seal behind the bearing out is where I'm at. (Unless I misunderstood your explanation)

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Old 01-06-2022   #6
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Default Re: Secondary valve shaft seal removal?

They will pry out with a flat blade screwdriver. Forget about trying to save the lip seal though.


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Old 01-07-2022   #7
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Default Re: Secondary valve shaft seal removal?

Did you remove all the bearings? Curious if you have any pictures of the process. I am looking to do this in a few months.
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