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Old 05-09-2016, 09:54 AM   #1
MattPSU
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Rear main (crankshaft) seal question

The 5.3L in my C10 has developed an oil leak that seems to be the rear main seal. I need to swap out the torque converter, so now's the time to change out the rear main seal while I've got it that far apart.

My question is, do you need a tool to align everything or not? I keep seeing videos of people using an alignment tool, but I can't find them for sale/rent anywhere.

Also - should I replace just that seal or should I also replace the rear cover seal too?

Any other suggestions/tips/input?

Thanks - Matt
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