If not, a few hours.

Right tools = pulley puller, seal puller, and your basic mechanics set.

my fan was already off so i just needed to get the crank pulley off then pull out the old seal. it took me no more than 45 mins.

the hardest part was getting the old seal out!!

putting in the new one and the rest back together is cake and takes like 5-10 mins.

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The GT3 looks WAY better the the GTR, that plus when women recognize a Porsche symbol their panties drop... When she recognizes a Nissan symbol, her panties turn into a chastity belt...

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yep thats what i did. Went to Nissan and got the OEM one for 11 bucks. PERFECT fit.

Congrats, pour yourself a beer and feel good that now you don't have to listen to the ol' lady yell at you about the oil spill you were previously leaving under your car on the driveway.

I used the old seal to place on top of the new one while hitting the seal in and It went too far back and setted against the back part of the hole where the seal goes in, Is thisokay? or do I have to have the seal flush with the opening of where it goes into?