Mustang removing timing cover Part 1

2012 Ford Mustang V6 3.7 Cyclone
In a previous video I have removed oil pan to install oil return fitting. When I was reinstalling the oil back I did not get a good oil seal between oil pan and timing cover. Because the oil pan is sandwiched between the timing cover and transmission, it's not easy to get a good seal on the timing cover as gasket makers sealant gets scraped off upon installation of the oil pan. That's why I decided to remove the timing cover instead. And it's also make for a more interesting video that redoing the oil pan for the second time haha.
I don't claim that my way of doing this job is the right way, I also don't claim that anything I say in the video is correct. I do put some time into researching the jobs I'm doing, despite that I still do make mistakes. Feel free to comment on anythings that could be done differently :)
#s197 #mustang #timingchain #timingcover #diy #oilleakrepair #oilleak #cyclone #v6mustang

[@Sauber154]

great video 👍

[@aimless-drifter]

thanks for the support 😁
removing the pulley was most difficult part of this job. hope you're able to find the right tools and good luck

[@Sauber154]

@@aimless-drifter ok thanks :)