Where crank shaft and cam shaft seal housed

Asked by Mohib Sep 07, 2015 at 12:57 AM about the 2000 Mitsubishi Montero Sport XLS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Does it need extra labor to replace
crank shaft and cam shaft seals
besides of head gasket? Mechanic
counted 4.5 hrs for head gasket and
3.5 for crank/cam shaft seals. I think
once mechanic opens the head
gasket, the cam/crank shaft seal
should not take more than half an
hour as they are housed in the same
place as the head gasket.

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Rhodes2345 answered 9 years ago

you would think but the cam and crank seal are more work the crank seal for sure the cam would be on the head shouldn't take more than 30 min crank a lot longer

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