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One of favorite jobs was an industrial reliability maintenance consultant. Showing folks the difference how 100lb fts changes when you change the antiseize, e.g. graphite, oil etc.
When lubricant is applied the coefficient of torque changes. Remember to adjust your torque based upon this. If not you will overtorque it, guaranteed.
I placed the seal in the freezer for a few hours then put a light coat of oil on the lip of the tail housing and tapped the edges of the seal in. No issues!
Sure can, easy stuff. Make sure the gasket bolt holes line up on the bottom side of the timing chain cover before applying sealant. Here's a few pix from the last time I did it.
Not much too it bud, you are on the right track. Remove the two long (horizontal bolts) that run in the water pump and it will slide off. It's usually a tight fight but it will come off.
Not sure who you're using to rebuild it but Steer and Gear is awesome. They've done a great job with my...