umm you didnt do the crankshaft seal...I drilled out and tapped two holes on the front of the sprocket and used a puller to get it off. But going through all that trouble and not replacing that seal is dumb.
Nicely done Rahee! Funny enough I just did my timing belt change yesterday but still watch your video to ensure I haven't missed anything. I upgraded to the UD crank pulley and she drives amazing now :) I plan to replace the header next. Hope you can make a video on that! Cheers
WRONG! The outer perimeter surface of a seal is to be dry as well as it's mating surface of the hole that it is pressed into,only the center hole that makes contact with the camshaft is to be lubed. It is the dry surfaces that create the friction needed to hold the seal in it's hole. That is why you had to pry hard to remove them. You pressed them in easily with your thumbs,there should have been resistance that required them to be tapped in.
I used a paint can opener to get the seals out. The end of the paint can opener has a small hook at the end. This hook catches the back of the seal and it allows you to pull the seal out. I will try to upload a video showing you how it works.
i am doing the 120,000 mile service and I do not have the plenum off to be able to hold the crank in place. what do you recommend to use to hold the crank in place. I have a 5 speed manual.
Oye amigo quiero pedirte ayuda Tengo un Nissan 300zx aspirado natural pero no puedo encontrar la bomba del aceite las medidas que me han dado no concuerdan he comprado tres bombas de aceite y ninguna le queda la entrada del engrane es 44 mm Espero que tú puedas ayudarme dónde conseguirla o en qué tienda Yo soy de México Acapulco Guerrero espero tu respuesta y no sirva de mucha utilidad