General Motors GM-41479-C Rear Oil Seal Installer
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General Motors GM-41479-C Rear Oil Seal Installer
Superseded from GM-41479-B
Kent-Moore Tool Number: J-41479-B
If you have the following seal/rear housing part numbers:
5.7L Y CAR The rear seal on the LSI engine has two inner sealing lips. One is made of ribbed Teflon and is fragile. If installed without using GM-41479-B, the lip will roll causing an oil leak.
- 12639250 or 89060436: Use GM-41479-B or ST-197
- 14088556, 14088557, or 10088158: Use GM-35621-B or ST-192
Applications: 4.8L, 5.3L, 5.7L, 6.0L, 6.2L, and more
Additional Information:
- For 1986 - 1996 models, use GM-35621-B.
- Due to their performance output, supercharged 6.2L V8s have a 9-bolt rear crankshaft flange. The GM-41479 installer will not fit 9-bolt crankshafts. Use GM-41479-B, which will back-service to 1997.
- Unapproved installation methods may damage or incorrectly install the seal, resulting in leaks.
Do not use power tools. Breakage due to the use of power tools voids your warranty.
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