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Brumbach
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 Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2016 3:17 pm Post subject: L134 Bellhousing |
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| Should the inside of the bellhousing get painted? I'd say it was not originally based on mine. Thanks |
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Bobber
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| Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2016 8:59 pm Post subject: |
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Who's going to see it?
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4x4M38
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Brumbach
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Cute.  Is there any benefit? Could the paint flake in time and cause problems? |
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skyjeep50
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Jeeps leak oil. You could argue that they aren't supposed to but they do anyway, from a number of places - including the rear crankshaft seal. The inside of the bellhousing tends to be an oily place. At least mine was when I installed a new clutch on my M38, there was no corrosion. Paint if you wish, or not, it won't make any difference in the operation or longevity of your Jeep.
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