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Tim D 
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 Topic: Left hand or Right Hand?Posted: April-05-2005 at 10:48am |
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My mistake, it is left hand rotation which would pull oil toward the rear seal it turned RH.
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reidp
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Posted: April-04-2005 at 9:16pm |
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Cast one more vote for LH (STD). I've got a RH sitting on the shelf (and I know it's a RH, and it's opposite of this).
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David F
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Posted: April-04-2005 at 3:01pm |
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It looks like a LH rotation crank to me, otherwise, the oil would be directed past the rear main seal.
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GottaSki
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Posted: April-04-2005 at 1:08pm |
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I vote Left (STD) rotation
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79nautique
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Posted: April-04-2005 at 12:03pm |
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Tim I don't believe you are correct. If the crank is spinning clockwise as view from the rear then it will pull the oil past the seal and not push it back into the pan.
Jim is this the crank that came out of the engine or is this a differnet one that you are using. If this is for a rev rotation engine it isn't going to work. From your previous post you have stated that you have tried both style of seals and in both cases it has leaked severely. Isn't that enough proof to you that this is the wrong crank when does common sence kick in or do you just like to beat dead horses? |
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Tim D
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Posted: April-04-2005 at 11:41am |
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If you photo is the rear of the crank it is right hand rotation, which will pull oil back toward the oil pan.
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Tim D
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Posted: April-04-2005 at 11:36am |
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We shouldn't confuse people, right hand rotation is counterclockwise (pulleys are counterclockwise)and left hand rotation is clockwise (pulleys are clockwise). Right hand and left hand are terms refering to the engine rotation standing behind the engine.
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nates78ski
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Posted: April-01-2005 at 8:21pm |
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Looking at this picture I beleive this is a left hand crank(counterclockwise rotation when looking at the engine front the front). The grooves need to rotate in the direction that wicks the oil away fromthe rear main seal.
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Jim
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Posted: April-01-2005 at 11:51am |
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Is there a specific location where I can find the crank #, or do I need to pull the crank out completely to find it?
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nates78ski
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Posted: April-01-2005 at 8:49am |
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Most standard rotation crankshafts do not have knurling on the rear of the crank, but the only difference the is the knurling. The knurling is there to pull oil away from the rear main seal. I would suggest youfind me the casting number on the crank and we can go from there.
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jgwis
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Posted: April-01-2005 at 2:43am |
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I have shown this picture to SkiDIM, PCM, and two Correct Craft Dealerships . . . 1/2 the employees tell me it is a left hand crank, and the other 1/2 tell me it is a right hand crank??
Does anyone know for sure? I am having a difficult time finding supporting photos, articles, descriptions, etc. online. Jim 
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