For 3.7L engines, the one-piece rear Crankshaft Seal is pressed into a carrier mounted at the rear of the block. Begin by removing the transmission, followed by the flywheel/driveplate and the crankshaft sensor ring. Next, take out the Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor. The old seal can be removed using a seal removal tool or a screwdriver, or by creating small holes in the seal flange with a sharp pick and using a screw-in type slide-hammer puller. Note the depth of the seal's recess in the bore for proper installation of the new seal. Exercise caution to avoid scratching the crankshaft or the bore, as this could lead to oil leaks. For easier seal installation, unbolt and remove the seal retainer plate, then use two of the retainer-to-oil pan bolts to push the retainer from the engine. Clean all traces of RTV sealant and apply a 3/16-inch bead of RTV where the block and oil pan flanges meet. Install the retainer to the engine and secure all bolts within 10 minutes of applying the sealant. Ensure the bore is clean, then lubricate the outer edge and lips of the new seal with clean engine oil. Use a special seal installation tool to press the seal squarely into the bore, avoiding hammering. Reinstall the CKP sensor, followed by the flywheel/driveplate, ensuring the crankshaft sensor ring is positioned correctly, and finally, reinstall the transmission. For 4.0L engines, the one-piece rear Crankshaft Seal is pressed into the engine block and crankcase reinforcement section. Start by removing the transmission, clutch components if applicable, and the flywheel. Pry out the old seal carefully to avoid damaging the crankshaft sealing surface or the bore. Clean and degrease the crankshaft and seal bore thoroughly, then lubricate the lip of the new seal and the crankshaft's outer diameter with engine oil, ensuring the edges of the new seal are not rolled over. Position the new seal onto the crankshaft, ensuring that if marked, the words "THIS SIDE OUT" face outward toward the rear of the engine. Use a special installation tool or a socket of the exact diameter to drive the seal in place, ensuring it is flush along the entire circumference of the seal carrier. Complete the installation by reversing the removal steps.