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Technician A says that excessive end play causes rapid wear of the sealing rings and possibly the sealing ring groove. Technician B says that seal does not rotate in the groove; therefore, the groove could
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Technician A says that excessive end play causes rapid wear of the sealing rings and possibly the sealing ring groove. Technician B says that seal does not rotate in the groove; therefore, the groove could not wear. Which technician is correct

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Technician A only

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Rapid wear of the sealing ring and the seal ring groove are result of excessive end play

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