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  1. 04-04-2016 05:45 PM #1
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    Front cam seal needed

     



    Hey y'all, I gotta have a front cam seal for my 74 140.

    National seal 8980267

    Thank you.
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    Check Rock Auto, on line parts.
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    I guess this cements it... no 301 in a vega..
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
    I guess this cements it... no 301 in a vega..
    What?? How can you say that??
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    All advice is welcome, but this IS the motor that is going in.
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    It did go in.. For about ten minutes.
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    Looks like the Rock may have it - 1974 CHEVROLET VEGA 2.3L 140cid L4 Camshaft Seal | RockAuto
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    Was it a Freudian slip to title this thread a CAN seal? Lol
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    Many thanks!
    I didn't think to search by vehicle / part. I searched for the national seal number and came up blank.

    Got one on the way. Two actually, a timken and some off name that was a closeout item for less than a buck. I just want to compare the two.
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    Can seal- that would be my phone's spell check. For some reason it detests the word cam. It'll try making it can every time.
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    Try camshaft.

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    Rock auto shipped it fast. The cheapie seal came in the mail first. It fits great. Timing belt came in today, and it's all buttoned up, ready for oil change and install. Radiator is serviced, just need to pick up new oil and air filters.
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    It's all back together. Thanks for the help with getting a cam seal.

    And none too soon. The dodge has a too-healthy appetite for premium.
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