Re: [Chrysler300] timing chain seal

[Bill Huff <czbill@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't think there are special tools needed.  I 
use a punch and a hammer to carefully drive the 
old seal out, support the timing cover around the 
seal recess.  After cleaning the recess, gently 
start the new seal into the recess (facing the 
correct way), and tap it in evenly while 
supporting the timing chain cover.  I use a large 
socket for this purpose, but any tool that has a 
large surface area to avoid denting or warping the seal will work.

Bill Huff



At 6/12/201103:16 PM, Dave Dumais wrote:
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>How do I install the 64 timing chain seal with 
>out proper tools?  Thanks 300K-ly Dave
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