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| vesnyder |
 Oct 8 2007, 04:47 PM
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I am doing my first engine rebuild and just about ready to seal the case halves back together. I've watched Jake's video about five time and it is really helpful. I did a test run and the case halves gout about a cm apart and would not go any further. When Jake did his they went togother much easier. Is this normal or is there some things I should be looking out for? Once I get the sealant on the case I want to get it together reasonably fast? Any tips from more experienced rebuilders is appreciated!
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