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    rubber timing inspection boot question

    Hey guys this probably belongs in another thread but that thread only has 2 topics so i figured id have a better chance here. My question is . Is it safe to degrease and lightly spray the engine around the rubber boot area? It doesnt seem to be completely sealed i can see that the hole is slightly bigger than the rubber. I dont want to cause any damage
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    You really didn't have to spend half of your post explaining why you didn't post in some other mysterious "other thread"... just ask your question.


    It shouldn't be a problem, but if you're concerned, just get some duct tape and seal around it. Don't spray directly at it. The only thing that will cause any real problems is if you get grease on the clutch friction surface.






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      THanks deev . ppreciate the response.

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