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> Transaxle Reseal Dilemma, Need Advice!
Ansbacher
post Jul 8 2020, 11:43 AM
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My '74 2.0 leaks transaxle gear oil, so I want to pull the transmission (JUST THE TRANSMISSION) and redo all the seals. Having a very small garage, I must remove the tranny in my driveway, then put the car back in the garage while I do the seals at my leisure. Question: can I push the car back into the garage with dangling axles; what do I do with them, support them somehow? Also, is there a way to support the weight of the engine while I roll the car back into the garage? Trying to avoid leaving the car out in the elements while I do this job, as I have never done seals before and don't know how long its going to take me if I run into problems. Need advice badly. Thanks.

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post Jul 8 2020, 12:50 PM
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is your clutch wet when you look in the window on the top of the bell housing?

do you know where your leaking at?

the front main, requires pulling the trans
but the side output shaft seals and rear speedo drive seal can be addressed with the trans in the car....

a lot less work than pulling everything
but then again, that front main seal there is no easy way around it.
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