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Crankshaft oil seal (vibration damper end), replacing: Installing

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Fig 1: Identifying PTFE Seals - Teflon & Coil Spring Type
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NOTE:
  • A PTFE seal (Teflon) - - is gradually being introduced instead of the inner coil spring type seal - -. This has a wider sealing lip. PTFE seals are fitted free of oil and grease. When a PTFE seal is installed, then only such a seal may be installed as a replacement part!
Fig 2: Identifying Guide Sleeve T10053/1 Mounted Onto Crankshaft Journal
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Fig 3: Sealer Installer 3266
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Fig 4: Loosening/Tightening Securing Bolt, Using Counter-Holder T10069 To Hold Vibration Damper
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NOTE:
  • Vibration damper securing bolt must be replaced.
  • Tighten securing bolt with Torque wrench (150...800 Nm) VAG 1601.