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Push rod seals
Greetings oh wise Cessna owners!
I have an O-300 in a 1967 Skyhawk with leaking push rod seals.
Can I change seals without removing cylinders? How do I get the tubes off?
advTHANKSance
Dkb
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Re: Push rod seals
One of my friends has a Skyhawk that "had" the same problem. He purchased a set of "Real Gasket pushrod tubes". With the assistance of his A&P, they took a sawsall to the old tubes to remove them and installed the new parts. His engine is as dry as a popcorn fart now.
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uh, what are "Real Gasket Push Rod Tubes"? What is a part number and a source? Do I need an STC or field approval? I'd LOVE to hack this puppies away! I'd use a dull butter knife if I could!
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Re: Push rod seals
Ask and you shall receive!
http://www.realgaskets.com/
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/e … odtube.php
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