Saturday, December 26, 2009
Is it hard to change rear main oil seal in 87 mazda standerd tran?p/u?
hard and messy... you might want to consider hiring a professional mechanicfacial cream
When I seal my gun stock with mineral spirits and tongue oil, can I save and reuse my mixture?
if I seal it in a container....or do I need to remix a new mixture?When I seal my gun stock with mineral spirits and tongue oil, can I save and reuse my mixture?
Tung oil -not tongue- will harden in a container, just like any varnish. It'll keep for a short time, like long enough to give your gunstock a couple coats. The more mineral spirits you have in it, the longer it'll take to harden up, of course. If it's in a wide-top container, you might try laying a sheet of thin plastic wrap directly on top of the oil. This will keep air off and greatly slow down the hardening. I've had the stuff harden on me, in a small jar. But for some reason, what I'd left in the original can is still good, a year later!When I seal my gun stock with mineral spirits and tongue oil, can I save and reuse my mixture?
Both one and two are valid and possible. I've used Tung oil often, but only enough to do a job. That said however, my usual course is to apply a single coat, let it bleed in as far as it will, then apply another coat, and another, until I'm satisfied.
The mineral spirits dillutes the oil, and can help it have a longer shelf life as well as a better absorbtion rate, but it doesn't add to the qualities tung oil was designed for.
I'm thinking for something the size of a gun stock you might mix up a 12 oz. cup. if it's not enough, mix more in the same proportions. If it's too much, either plan another coating or dispose of the mix properly, unless in fact you plan on using the excess in a short time span.
Steven Wolf
dont see why not. put it in a two liter plastic bottle and it will stay good for awhile.
Tung oil -not tongue- will harden in a container, just like any varnish. It'll keep for a short time, like long enough to give your gunstock a couple coats. The more mineral spirits you have in it, the longer it'll take to harden up, of course. If it's in a wide-top container, you might try laying a sheet of thin plastic wrap directly on top of the oil. This will keep air off and greatly slow down the hardening. I've had the stuff harden on me, in a small jar. But for some reason, what I'd left in the original can is still good, a year later!When I seal my gun stock with mineral spirits and tongue oil, can I save and reuse my mixture?
Both one and two are valid and possible. I've used Tung oil often, but only enough to do a job. That said however, my usual course is to apply a single coat, let it bleed in as far as it will, then apply another coat, and another, until I'm satisfied.
The mineral spirits dillutes the oil, and can help it have a longer shelf life as well as a better absorbtion rate, but it doesn't add to the qualities tung oil was designed for.
I'm thinking for something the size of a gun stock you might mix up a 12 oz. cup. if it's not enough, mix more in the same proportions. If it's too much, either plan another coating or dispose of the mix properly, unless in fact you plan on using the excess in a short time span.
Steven Wolf
dont see why not. put it in a two liter plastic bottle and it will stay good for awhile.
Rear engine oil seal leak nissan patfinder?
my question,for cange rear engine oil seal at nissan patfinder must be remove engine and transmision or no?
thanks for helbRear engine oil seal leak nissan patfinder?
I'm not sure if I understand what your asking but I'll do my best to answer. Your asking if you replace the rear main seal in the engine, do you need to remove the transmission?? If thats the question then yes you do, as well as the transfer case if its 4x4.Rear engine oil seal leak nissan patfinder?
Either one, but commonly the trans is easier to remove.
thanks for helbRear engine oil seal leak nissan patfinder?
I'm not sure if I understand what your asking but I'll do my best to answer. Your asking if you replace the rear main seal in the engine, do you need to remove the transmission?? If thats the question then yes you do, as well as the transfer case if its 4x4.Rear engine oil seal leak nissan patfinder?
Either one, but commonly the trans is easier to remove.
How do you replace the oil seal on a 1993 maxima?
which oil seal?How do you replace the oil seal on a 1993 maxima?
any seal in the motor or transmission such as the front/rear main seals, and the transmission seals will require removal of the engine and trans.How do you replace the oil seal on a 1993 maxima?
Like which seal
theres a lot of oil seal at automotive engine. u mean front crankshaft oil seal and rear crankshaft oil seal. For Front crankshaft oil seal, you better remove the timing chain/belt, damper pulleys, etc. If rear crankshaft pulley, better to remove the transmission assembly
front or rear? if it is the front or rear you will have to remove the oil pan to do it right so you have no leaks, the crank shaft harmonic balancer, all the belts/alternator,and ac compressor will have to be removed just to do the front oil seal, so i would advise you to take the engine out and put it on a engine stand to do it, you will have to invert the engine anyways to do a good job of installing the new seals
any seal in the motor or transmission such as the front/rear main seals, and the transmission seals will require removal of the engine and trans.How do you replace the oil seal on a 1993 maxima?
Like which seal
theres a lot of oil seal at automotive engine. u mean front crankshaft oil seal and rear crankshaft oil seal. For Front crankshaft oil seal, you better remove the timing chain/belt, damper pulleys, etc. If rear crankshaft pulley, better to remove the transmission assembly
front or rear? if it is the front or rear you will have to remove the oil pan to do it right so you have no leaks, the crank shaft harmonic balancer, all the belts/alternator,and ac compressor will have to be removed just to do the front oil seal, so i would advise you to take the engine out and put it on a engine stand to do it, you will have to invert the engine anyways to do a good job of installing the new seals
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
How to remove a leaking oil seal from a shaft housing?
trany seal they sell pullers. they pop out easy tho with chisle
Where can i find a part number for a rear hub oil seal for a 1971 twin wheel transit?
lol...ain't seen one in years...
what exact seal are you after?...most have part numbers that can be used.most bearing manufacturer will also supply seals.....Where can i find a part number for a rear hub oil seal for a 1971 twin wheel transit?
most seals actually have the part Number stamped in them---any decent parts place can search it--possible the number has changed---most are now in metric measurements-
richWhere can i find a part number for a rear hub oil seal for a 1971 twin wheel transit?
http://www.jonniejumble.co.uk/classic_ca鈥?/a> Hi try the above site, I saw one on there may be the one you are after, the cost was 拢5.
the manufacurer
what exact seal are you after?...most have part numbers that can be used.most bearing manufacturer will also supply seals.....Where can i find a part number for a rear hub oil seal for a 1971 twin wheel transit?
most seals actually have the part Number stamped in them---any decent parts place can search it--possible the number has changed---most are now in metric measurements-
richWhere can i find a part number for a rear hub oil seal for a 1971 twin wheel transit?
http://www.jonniejumble.co.uk/classic_ca鈥?/a> Hi try the above site, I saw one on there may be the one you are after, the cost was 拢5.
the manufacurer
Just laid Syd. blue gum floor should we seal in tung oil or product called traffic?
Our home is high traffic usuallyJust laid Syd. blue gum floor should we seal in tung oil or product called traffic?
While Tung Oil is a good product to use because it adds much needed moisture to the patina of raw wood, it is not a sealant. You could actually use both products on your new floor, however, if you are just looking to seal and protect wood of the flooring, then I would suggest using Traffic. It is a new generation of waterborne polyurethanes suggested for commercial use with high traffic areas. Since the wood itself will be protected by the polyurethane, you can use a wet or dry mop to clean it, but with Tung Oil alone, you will have to use a oil mop on it frequently to retain it's luster.facial cream
While Tung Oil is a good product to use because it adds much needed moisture to the patina of raw wood, it is not a sealant. You could actually use both products on your new floor, however, if you are just looking to seal and protect wood of the flooring, then I would suggest using Traffic. It is a new generation of waterborne polyurethanes suggested for commercial use with high traffic areas. Since the wood itself will be protected by the polyurethane, you can use a wet or dry mop to clean it, but with Tung Oil alone, you will have to use a oil mop on it frequently to retain it's luster.
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