

| Subject: | Re: Front and rear seal replacement |
| From: | Nunya Business |
| Date: | Sun, 20 Jan 2008 16:42:41 -0800 |
Wouldn't work for me... for one thing, when I have the engine out of the van I tend to look at it as I would any other engine. Actually when it's in the van I look at it that way. On the other hand if you said 'the left head' I would think of the one on the driver's side, in or out of the vehicle... helpful, eh? Cya, Robert On 1/20/08, Mike Collum <collum@verizon.net> wrote: > > It would be nice if we could all agree as to which is front and which is > rear. > > I subscribe to John Muir's "Front is front is front" way of talking > about rear engined VWs. That means that the seal in the engine's > flywheel end is the front seal. The one toward the rear of the vehicle > (where the crankshaft pulley is) is the rear seal. > > Mike > > > > Clint Kolda wrote: > > I am also going to be replacing the rear main seal in my 2.1. I have to > pull it apart to replace the clutch I killed push starting the van earlier > this winter. I figure I might as well replace the rear seal since the labor > is mostly done at that point. I was reading on GoWesty's site that they > recommend only using the VW OEM seal. Is there any thruth to this? Has > anyone had bad experiences using other than VW seals? > > >
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