rear seal
i just replaced the rear seal in my z6 put the motor back in and its still dripping any ideas of what the hell is going on?
|
Re: rear seal
did u install it correctly? the seal has to be driven into the same depth as the old one did and it has to be level to the surface
|
Re: rear seal
i used a piece of pvc and tapped on it with a hammer
|
Re: rear seal
You can get the seal complete with the piece it comes in so there is no driving and then you cant screw it up. Did you lube it when you put it back on? Is it dripping out of the tranny and making the clutch slip?
|
Re: rear seal
either you didn't install it properly, or the previous seal was so bad, it scored the seal journal, your gonna have to take the engine back out to examine what is going on
|
Re: rear seal
Originally Posted by xstreetfiendx
either you didn't install it properly, or the previous seal was so bad, it scored the seal journal, your gonna have to take the engine back out to examine what is going on
|
Re: rear seal
hopefully you didn't install it reversed...
|
Re: rear seal
uh it didn't come with the whole thing it just came with the single seal and i read on the manual on line that you need to tap it in there with that tool and make sure it is straight and i did with some feeler gauges im just afraid it didn't get push in all the way in there or something
|
Re: rear seal
The spring side is on the inside, right?
I think I may have pushed mine in too far. I pushed it in so the back was flush, no .003" gap or whatever the ---- the service manual calls for. Oh well, we'll see if she leaks like a bitch. I don't have a clue how to get the new seal out without chopping it to bits. |
Re: rear seal
easy way to remove seal is to drill a hole and fire a self tapping screw in, put some vice grips on the screw and yank it out
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:31 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands