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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"Because that means you have a seal out in the back of the master cylinder and it's allowing it to go inside of there."
Guys Giving Free Car Advice Over The Air You Can Call Too Under The Hood show
"Either something's, a seal is bad or there's dirt in it. I really don't know."
TMCP #647: Mecum Auctions Insider David Morton – Live Auction Energy, Collector Car Trends & The Future of Car Culture The MuscleCar Place
"It's just a very simple wash clay and wax or wash clay bar and seal."
How To Wash, Clay & Protect Your Car In Direct Sun The Auto Detailing Podcast
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