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Buick Turbo V6 Engine Build - Bottom End - Buick Power Part 2
One of the biggest complaints from Buick guys is the leakage that comes from the original design rope seals at either end of the motor. Rather than use the replacement rope front main seal in the Fel Pro rebuild kit, Merkel uses a Federal Mogul No. 472319 which is a more durable, better sealing neoprene design. While we're on the topic of seals, we should mention that this engine was also upgraded to a neoprene two-piece rear seal from Fel-Pro (part No. BS 40613). This shot of the timing cover install does not show the cam thrust button which was upgraded from a plastic OEM piece to a steel roller ball bearing thrust button (Sealed Power, part No. MR-1874). View Related Article
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