Its very easy to replace a one piece seal. I just did mine a couple months ago. Use the Doe 737 natural cure sealant as recommended by Lycoming. After removing the old seal, clean the sealing surface of the case of all old sealant and thoroughly clean and dry the surface with acetone. Make sure you clean the grove in the case where a rubber ridge on the new seal will engage. Wipe it out and dry it several times so there is not a trace of oil! Get some HEAVY packing tape and wrap the prop flange with it. Take your new seal and remove the inner spring. Don't loose it! place the seal in some boiling water for a few minutes to soften it up. I used a microwave in my hanger to heat the water. Work fast now. Remove the seal and dry it off real good. Use a polished round 1/4" steel rod and run one end partially through the seal, then through a flange bolt hole, then again through the seal. Its now looped fore and aft over the flange. Make sure seal orientation is correct so when its over the flange completely, the open end the spring seats in is facing inside the case. Use another polished rod or round steel screwdriver to quickly pull and work the seal over the flange and bolt bushings. It goes over real easy when its hot and soft. Let the seal contract a hour or so back to its original size. PUT THE SPRING BACK ON NOW! It hooks together and some small dental picks ad tweezers are helpful here. verify the case recess is still clean and dry. Wipe down the outside of the seal with acetone and dry. Q tips help here. Apply the Dow 737 to both surfaces and seat the new seal. Let cure at least 24 hours and normal temps. No more oil leak at the crankshaft seal!