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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:56 pm 
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I've not used one, but is the later `black' Rover LUF10005 clutch oil seal better than the usual red silicone rubber one?
If so, who stocks `em here.... I need a new seal. :wink:

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 11:20 pm 
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Kev, try CBC brgs. I got a vitron seal for a 1275 eng a couple of weeks ago from them. The vitron takes a higher temp than the nitril seal. They also have a shrink fit spedi sleeve that fits the gear. It needs a bit skimmed off the end after it is fitted as its is a bit too long.
I will dig thru the rubbish bin and see if I can find the packet to get the number off it.
They also have the vitron seals to fit the timing cover as well.
They are a bit dearer than the nitril seal about $11-00 instead of around $5-00.

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 Post subject: Re: clutch oil seals
PostPosted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 10:58 am 
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drmini in aust wrote:
I've not used one, but is the later `black' Rover LUF10005 clutch oil seal better than the usual red silicone rubber one?
If so, who stocks `em here.... I need a new seal. :wink:

I put one of these in my SPI about 4,000 km ago has not leaked yet (touch wood )
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Don't Mini Spares offer an uprated primary gear seal? Is this still not man enough for the job?

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Karcraft are nearest me, they sell the std red one for $5, or the black LUF10005 one (injected cars) $20.
I just wanted to know if it's as good, or better, than the common red one... :wink:
This is the 1st leaky one I've had for about 15 years, was put in with my proper tapered sleeve tool (not marked the lip) and it's only done about 3000 miles. :!:

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If you can wait, it is heaps cheaper from the UK.
http://www.minispares.com/Product.aspx? ... NJECTION...
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Thanks Pete.
I should ask my supplier why they are $20 here, and only £3.80 (exc vat) over there... :lol:

As this engine gets a rev I might be better off with the GACO competition one-
£3.75 exc vat
http://www.minispares.com/Product.aspx? ... UINE%20G...

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drmini in aust wrote:
This is the 1st leaky one I've had for about 15 years, was put in with my proper tapered sleeve tool (not marked the lip) and it's only done about 3000 miles. :!:


maybe your crank is moving around a bit Kev :D

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simon k wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
This is the 1st leaky one I've had for about 15 years, was put in with my proper tapered sleeve tool (not marked the lip) and it's only done about 3000 miles. :!:


maybe your crank is moving around a bit Kev :D

Nah, oil pressure is still 75.. hey it's my -10/-10 EN40B vintage S crank, it just doesn't wear...:mrgreen:

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