Flywheel and pulley seal

Where can I get a good quality seals from, I don't want no cheap set for a few pounds that will then leak 500 miles later, I want some good quality seals even if they do cost a couple of quid more.

It's for a 2.0L CJ engine.

Thanks guys

 

I get them from coolair... with type 4s you generally don't get cheap crank seals!!

 

http://www.coolairvw.co.uk/Item/Sho...il_Seal_-OB-Large-CB-_-OB-Genuine_VW-CB-.html

http://www.coolairvw.co.uk/Item/Sho...-_-_1968-85_-_T2-C-T25_-OB-Aircooled-CB-.html

 

Thanks Paul

 

I note that

http://www.coolairvw.co.uk/Item/Sho...-_-_1968-85_-_T2-C-T25_-OB-Aircooled-CB-.html

Shows its for a CU engine rather than CJ

 

It's the same

 

Sorted, cheers for your help

 

Can anyone recommend one for a 1600 type 1 engine. I think mine has packed up!

 

I either use genuine or the orange silicone one...

http://www.vwheritage.com/vw_spares...hop.product_pID_155396_lang_EN_country_GB.htm

http://www.vwheritage.com/vw_spares...hop.product_pID_132121_lang_EN_country_GB.htm

 

Lovely job. Cheers.

Am I right in thinking that this can be done without removing the engine?

 

now that would be nice!!

engine out and flywheel off dude!!

 

ive had the flywheel one done when the engine was last out.

Is it engine out for the pulley one too?

 

There isn't a pulley one, it's a slinger. Oops wrong thread!
No, you can do it engine in.

 

Nah, just type 4s have the pulley seal!! Type 1s have a thread cut into the pulley so as the engine turns it feeds the oil back into it!!

Some type 1s do have a seal, but this is generally an aftermarket mod, and generally one you should know about (it's called a sand seal!!)