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Installing Speed Queen Tub Seal kit 766P3A
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Post# 855792   12/9/2015 at 08:53 (3,031 days old) by fordiesel69 (PA)        

My only question to you guys, is the online videos do not show you applying sealer to the bottom (outside) of the tub where the bearing goes thru. Rather they have you clean it with alcohol and stick it in. The sealer only goes on the interior of the tub.

Why would you not want to put it on the outside as well, in case a minor leak develops? This way no water could get out.....





Post# 855888 , Reply# 1   12/9/2015 at 20:58 (3,031 days old) by LaVidaBoem ()        
You almost answered your own Question...

Hello,

 

If you have a leak at the seal, or the inside of the tub, AND you have it sealed underneath, it will force the water into the transmission, instead of out onto "neutral" space.

 

Hope this Helps,

LaVidaBoem



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