Good evening,
No, he is on point.
When the main bearings wear, the crankshaft will move up and down a little and that movement will cause the seal to leak.
Before we assume this, ask him to check the surface of the crank where the seal rides. If it is worn, then the seal will leak. It can be repaired by using a seal with what is called a speedy sleeve. It creates a new surface for the seal to ride on.
Roy
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