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Previously this list advised a split seal is used on my flanged crank C85
and I then verified my case vent, hoses and air/oil separator system were not blocked. Since rather than pulling that spinner, prop, nosecone and cowl baffling to install a new crank seal, would like to ensure I'm not missing something easier. Recently a guy mentioned putting a gauge on the vent to determine if case pressurized?? The engine compression has stayed at 79/80 hot for the last few years with my oil usage not changing although the air/oil separator system may have had a partial blockage for 6 months or so until I recently replaced the hoses and cleaned it. My question is: Once that front split seal leaks, will it ever stop leaking and is there any test/check to ensure the case is not being over pressurized to the point that a new seal would just start leaking??? (What causes over pressurization?) Thanks, Dick |
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