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Replacing Cam Seals Subaru. The cam seals (subaru part number 806732150 ) mate up nicely with a 32mm deep impact socket. Shortly after returning to service, both engines started leaking on the. If they are leaking, how do i replace them? Make sure the cam seating surfaces are clean and no markings/grooves/damage. You want a deep socket so that. Should i replace the cam and crank seals if they don't seem to be leaking? It costs over $3500 to replace the seals. Use an oem seal, the viton oem seals are fantastic and easily last the life of the engine. I'm at ~105k mi on the motor. (a) are all the bolts. Use the subaru oem camshaft seals. This mock up of tools help to remove the plastic cam sprockets in order to gain access to the. I have a 2017 xt touring turbo and they told me i need to replace the cam shaft seals. I have seen multiple timing belt jobs where aftermarket seals leaked, sometimes.

I'm at ~105k mi on the motor. The cam seals (subaru part number 806732150 ) mate up nicely with a 32mm deep impact socket. (a) are all the bolts. It costs over $3500 to replace the seals. Should i replace the cam and crank seals if they don't seem to be leaking? Shortly after returning to service, both engines started leaking on the. This mock up of tools help to remove the plastic cam sprockets in order to gain access to the. Make sure the cam seating surfaces are clean and no markings/grooves/damage. If they are leaking, how do i replace them? Use an oem seal, the viton oem seals are fantastic and easily last the life of the engine.

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Replacing Cam Seals Subaru Use the subaru oem camshaft seals. Use the subaru oem camshaft seals. The cam seals (subaru part number 806732150 ) mate up nicely with a 32mm deep impact socket. I'm at ~105k mi on the motor. You want a deep socket so that. I have a 2017 xt touring turbo and they told me i need to replace the cam shaft seals. Use an oem seal, the viton oem seals are fantastic and easily last the life of the engine. Should i replace the cam and crank seals if they don't seem to be leaking? This mock up of tools help to remove the plastic cam sprockets in order to gain access to the. I have seen multiple timing belt jobs where aftermarket seals leaked, sometimes. Shortly after returning to service, both engines started leaking on the. (a) are all the bolts. It costs over $3500 to replace the seals. If they are leaking, how do i replace them? Make sure the cam seating surfaces are clean and no markings/grooves/damage.