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Any Comeback due to Failed Garage Repair?

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  • salubrious
    salubrious Posts: 210 Forumite
    There is one front crank seal and one rear crank seal.

    If they are insisting there are two front cranks seals, it is time to tell them you are going to take it for a second opinion and wait for what they say.
  • pennypincher3562
    pennypincher3562 Posts: 2,229 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture
    Hi Salubrious

    Thanks for that info. I often get lost with the jargon, they hit me with (which I'm sure they are aware of.)

    However, I've no doubt the guy on the phone said there was an inner and outer seal. I made a presumption that this, 'inner and outer seal' was on the front crank, as that is where the original problem lay.

    Thanks
    PennyPincher3562
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