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aeronca65t
Great Pumpkin
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Large cookie sheet for baking.
Whitephrog
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tony barnhill
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Advance Auto has them in different sizes.
Jack, here's a link to the ones I get. Big enough to catch both engine and tranny.
Jeff
https://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NO...iption=Drip+Pan
Jeff
https://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NO...iption=Drip+Pan
healeyboz
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Bought one! THanks Jeff. Still don't have the car back from the painter to pull the motor and replace the front tranny seal. Funny how I am still anticipating a small leak. Dad has told me many times that that is just the way it is. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
healeyboz
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https://www.mossmotors.com/Shop/ViewProducts.aspx?PlateIndexID=29287
Sorry, bad vocabulary.
I meant the front cover gasket? Oil pours out the front when I fill the tranny. It is my understanding that I should be able to fill the tranny to the top of the filler hole and there should not be any oil coming out the front??? .... Is this correct?
Sorry, bad vocabulary.
I meant the front cover gasket? Oil pours out the front when I fill the tranny. It is my understanding that I should be able to fill the tranny to the top of the filler hole and there should not be any oil coming out the front??? .... Is this correct?
Yessir, you should be able to fill it without anything running out the front.
There <u>are</u> modified covers available that take an oil seal for the input shaft.
I bought one for my '65, and have the seals here to do a couple more on my own, if I ever get to do it.
Jeff
There <u>are</u> modified covers available that take an oil seal for the input shaft.
I bought one for my '65, and have the seals here to do a couple more on my own, if I ever get to do it.
Jeff
healeyboz
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Reallyyy? If I am going to pull it back out I would be interested in sealing it up right. What would one have to do get their hands on a modified cover with a seal?
Also,
Jack, did you ever look any further in the "rear seal" from mini mania? A buddy was asking about that and I told him that I believe the crank would have to come back out to use the part... Am I correct? How far would the motor have to come back down to install the seal?
Also,
Jack, did you ever look any further in the "rear seal" from mini mania? A buddy was asking about that and I told him that I believe the crank would have to come back out to use the part... Am I correct? How far would the motor have to come back down to install the seal?
Barry, I got mine from MiniMania, years ago. I see Don still has them, but there are three different part numbers listed.
https://www.spridgetmania.com/web/Item/C-2A3087/AddedFrom/CatBrowse-%20GEARBOXES/InvDetail.cfm
Jeff
https://www.spridgetmania.com/web/Item/C-2A3087/AddedFrom/CatBrowse-%20GEARBOXES/InvDetail.cfm
Jeff