seal
A seal is like a stopper that keeps fluids from leaking out of your car's parts. If it wears out, it can cause leaks.
In automotive terms, a seal is a component that prevents fluids from leaking out of a system. It is often used in conjunction with other parts, like axle shafts, to maintain the integrity of the system and prevent leaks.
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"So they suggested maybe it's a seal or something. Can I do anything about that?"
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"Either something's, a seal is bad or there's dirt in it. I really don't know."
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"And I was paying a guy to work on a car that I had. [1004.6s] And I mean, he was just, it kept getting fucked up. [1007.9s] I mean, he didn't use seal or anything."
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