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You have to split the engine cases and remove the crankshaft. Then remove the crankshaft bearings. Use a seal driver or large socket and knock out the seals. Lube new seals and drive them in. Replace all the seals in motor, new crank bearings, and mine as well throw in a new piston and rings since its all apart anyway.
why not get a new motor why not get a new motor ANSWER by welding on the crankshaft while it is still assembled to the engine will most likely melt your seals thus causing you to replace the seals.
crankshaft seals failure
It can seriously damage the crankshaft main seals, and depending on how MUCH overfilled, it can damage other parts as well.
Depends on which seal and which model vehicle, but it involves replacing the bad seal. Rear main seals usually aren't that difficult - though again, depending on the model, it may involve dropping the transmission. Front seals or crankshaft seals involve pulling the harmonic balancer (if you have one), pulling the timing cover (if you have one) pulling the old seal from around the crankshaft and tapping the new one into place.
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it could be coming from behind your timing cover, if so, it is the cam or crankshaft seals. it may also be an oil pan gasket.
blown crankshaft oil seals or water in fuel/oil or CDI faulty or low battery acting like a load on the electrical system.
Very thick oil such as 20w50, maybe. The crank seals on a 2.4L do pop out once in a while.Very thick oil such as 20w50, maybe. The crank seals on a 2.4L do pop out once in a while.
All engines have two crankshaft seals, one on the vibration dampener end and one on the output end. The seal on the vibration dampener end is called the front seal, the one on the output end is called the rear seal. Crankshaft seals often leak because of pressure buildup inside the crankshaft called "blowby". That usually occurs when the rings have collapsed or excessive carbon has built up inside the ring groove. Collapsed rings can be caused by overheating the engine. Excessive carbon buildup can be caused by failing to change the oil.
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Almost always leaking rear crankshaft seals are a result of worn crankshaft main bearings with too much clearance. Make it easy on yourself and pull the engine, turn it upside down, pull the oil pan, loosen the crankshaft, and put in a new set of main bearings, then replace the seal and put it all back together.