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1985 Mazda GLC Crankshaft, Crankshaft Seal

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4
E301-10-235B
Valve Cover Gasket
- Part Notes: GLC

7
HE19-10-155
Valve Seals
- Part Notes: GLC
$14.78 $11.09
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10
0221-12-123
Valve Keeper
- Part Notes: GLC; Exhaust

17
E30312425
Camshaft Gear
- Part Notes: GLC

20
E301-12-500B
Tensioner
- Part Notes: GLC
$93.75 $70.30
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26
B3Y0-11-SE0
Bearing Set
- Part Notes: GLC

32
E301-23-099
Oil Pan Gasket
- Part Notes: GLC
$15.65 $6.35
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OEM 1985 Mazda GLC Parts for Crankshaft & Bearings

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Crankshaft Seal Installation and Repair Tips for 1985 Mazda GLC

Q:
Does this procedure apply to engines with Crankshaft Seal where the oil seal is located in the front cover instead of the oil pump on 1985 Mazda GLC?
A:
This procedure for timing-chain engines with a crankshaft seal (GLC, 626) covers draining the cooling system, removing the radiator if needed, removing belts and the crank pulley, prying out and cleaning the bore, oiling and pressing the new seal, sealing the pulley bolt, torquing to spec, reinstalling belts and refilling coolant.

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