alecracing
Member
The cam seal behind the pulley for the water pump belt is leaking. Anyone know where I can get a new seal. I am assuming dealerships wont have them since they don't have anything for these engines.:thankyou:
cam seal behind water pump pulley
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Bull Geek
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The seal part number you are looking for is:
F6DZ-6700-AC
Check with Ford dealer first, then go to rearcounter.com, then go to partsvoice.com
--Just looked at last two, nothing around. Guess you'll need to check with FPS in Atlanta, NESHO, RCM Automotive, or someone else that has these parts stock piled.
Someone will surely have one.
F6DZ-6700-AC
Check with Ford dealer first, then go to rearcounter.com, then go to partsvoice.com
--Just looked at last two, nothing around. Guess you'll need to check with FPS in Atlanta, NESHO, RCM Automotive, or someone else that has these parts stock piled.
Someone will surely have one.
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Mr Anonymous
Tire Wall
It's the same as a V6 cam seal: National 1213N
sam drouth
New Member
I got mine at Autozone a couple of years ago. Easy DIY.
alecracing
Member
Thanks for the help guys
No it isn't.
We have the V8 specific seal: SHO Source
The grooves are opposite for the V8 to keep the oil in.
Mr Anonymous
Tire Wall
With all due respect to you whorishly always trying to sell stuff, the 1213N seal works perfectly.
It's a simple axial seal, and is actually a common axle seal. You're telling me that you can only use it on one side of an axle because of the way the axle turns?
Of course, I've only worked on a couple thousand SHO's, so what the frig do I know?
With all due respect to you whorishly always trying to sell stuff, the 1213N seal works perfectly.
It's a simple axial seal, and is actually a common axle seal. You're telling me that you can only use it on one side of an axle because of the way the axle turns?
Of course, I've only worked on a couple thousand SHO's, so what the frig do I know?
Yes I do, some one has too.
You do know what you are talking about, that I do not doubt.
The 1213N does fit and it can work but the grooves are opposite for the V8. The one I listed has the grooves going the right way to ensure the oil stays in.
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