99p rubber bath plug from B+Q with the centre cut out to pass over the crankshaft nose, slide the crank seal over the tapered plug to allow seal lip to slide on crank and tap home with a deep socket , hey presto , volvo special tool for 99p .
Could you measure what clearance the internal diameter is at the engine end and what the total length is in case anybody wants to fabricate one on the lathe ? Thanks for your content, excellent as ever.
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I cut up a plastic milk jug, used a smooth side piece, and made a funnel to slide the seal over the lip. Worked great.
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Great video
99p rubber bath plug from B+Q with the centre cut out to pass over the crankshaft nose, slide the crank seal over the tapered plug to allow seal lip to slide on crank and tap home with a deep socket , hey presto , volvo special tool for 99p .
Had to look twice at 1.04....
May be a stupid question.. but where did you get the tool from please, i assume volvo?
Nice. Could be possible to have a sketch with dimensions. It will be useful for someone witha 3D printer
Dimensions are in the comments.
Could you measure what clearance the internal diameter is at the engine end and what the total length is in case anybody wants to fabricate one on the lathe ? Thanks for your content, excellent as ever.
70mm overall length
28mm I.D. at the wider end
20.6mm I.D. at the narrower threaded end.
@@sirobb Thank you for that. I may try 3D printing when I need one.
Did you manage to deign a 3d print of this tool?
@@sirobb can you advise all measurements as the ones listed don’t match what’s shown on the video, thanks
@@1984swany Sorry I havn't needed to do the job on my vehicle yet.
Could you kindly share the service software? It would be quite helpful to me. Thank you very much!! 0:42
Just Google Volvo Vida 2014d or check the forums. It's freely available.
Where did you get this tool!?
Volvo main dealer.
3D print maybe?
Yes, someone has suggested that in the comments.