Re: B Body tapered axle inner seals

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Not much to say, except that you need a driver that is slightly smaller 
than the seal.
Only slightly.

  Jimmy

Willard Edison wrote:

> After ruining several inner axle seals attempting to drive them into the
> rear axle tube of my 64 Sport Fury B body, I finally got two to go in
> 'almost' straight and not bent, using a tool I bought at the auto supply
> store. Still, I'm not convinced I did a really good job of this. They don't
> look quite 'factory'. Also, there are small springs that go around the
> circumference of the rubber seal on the inside, which popped off on both
> seals as I drove them in. I did manage to manipulate them back around the
> rubber seal from the backside of the seal, but again this may be an
> indication that I really am not on track as to how to do this. Any advice
> would be appreciated. Thanks/Butch/ Ferndale, WA
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