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This is a discussion on leaky rear seal within the Early Birds [1955-1957] forums, part of the Thunderbird Model Years category; This is for Earlybird lover when you replaced your rear seal did you remove the engine or drop the crankshaft...
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Rich, I loosened the main caps a bit to allow the new seal to slip in a little easier and then retorqued them. I'm fortunate to have a lift so it was really quite an easy job. It is still possible without one if you don't mind laying on your back. Give me a call if you have any questions 253-851-7316. Good luck, Jim
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