Tranny Seal
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If you have many miles, then also check the bushing on the back of the trans... if it is worn then this will allow the yoke to wobble which will cause the seal to leak.
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Remove the seal with a seal remover, and tap the new one in. Same as a wheel bearing seal.
The bushing behind the seal takes a special puller/installer, but Joecar is right, you should change it too.
The bushing behind the seal takes a special puller/installer, but Joecar is right, you should change it too.
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ok so i should prob replace both?? it cant be too expensive im guessing?
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Not sure, but something like that I wouldn't get from an online site anyway, for a couple of reasons:
1. From the parts store, it'll be less than $10.
2. You can't match it with the old one.
3. There's no good reason to pay the extra to have an OEM seal. They buy theirs from the same manufacturers the parts stores do.
1. From the parts store, it'll be less than $10.
2. You can't match it with the old one.
3. There's no good reason to pay the extra to have an OEM seal. They buy theirs from the same manufacturers the parts stores do.
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wut is the part #'s that we need for the both of them??