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MG MGA - Please help identify this crank pulley seal
I need to replace the pulley seal, and want to use the same type.... Thanks in advance Edward |
Edward Wesson 60MGA |
Ed, no markings on it? If not, just pull it and measure up. |
Art Pearse |
I guess I am asking if this is a standard type seal on a 1600...I thought I would find a felt seal under the pulley. There are markings on the seal, but nothing I've ever seen.... Any more ideas? Edward |
Edward Wesson 60MGA |
To me, it looks a lot like a "B" cover...Is it? |
Edward Wesson 60MGA |
What about a 1622 cover?.... |
Edward Wesson 60MGA |
http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/engine/cs100a.htm http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/engine/cs201.htm |
Barney Gaylord |
Late MGA cover - standard MGA/MGB timing cover seal - looks like a later aftermarket seal with double lips rather than the original single lip - buy from any of the usual suspects. |
Chris at Octarine Services |
Thanks again , everyone. ....Looked closely at the numbers on the seal, and here's what I found: Brand..."Tokez" (sounds Chinese or Indian) Stamped size: 2.312-0.375 (must be the range of OD fits) ID...1.562 So , evidently , this is a "late" cover.... I think I will order the GACO seal replacement, as I have had very good luck with this brand. Edward |
Edward Wesson 60MGA |
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