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JRust
post Jul 15 2007, 11:56 PM
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I noticed when I stopped my car after driving for a while a rather large cloud of smoke billowing out. After looking my engine over & not spotting the problem. I noticed above my transaxles where they mount to the tranny a good solid line of oil/grease. I remember when I put my engine in the car that I was missing the gaskets that went between the transaxle & the tranny. I wanted to take it for a drive so I thought I'll get them later. Well I haven't driven much luckily. I forgot about it so the smoke was a good thing. My question is which gasket do I get? Is this one from pelican the right one? http://www.pelicanparts.com/cgi-bin/smart/...amp;itemquant=1 Would a local shop carry it? Thanks -Jamie
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post Jul 16 2007, 06:21 AM
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Bryan is correct. Those seals are in the transmission, and you cannot run without them since they would spew copious amounts of gear oil.

The CV joint gasket is here:
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopca..._SUSaxl_pg1.htm

CV joint grease will be thrown out if they are missing, that is not a good thing either. Without grease the CV joint will go bad quickly; you know they are no longer available? There are substitutes now, but don't destroy a joint through neglect! The gasket is not a VW part. CV joint grease would not likely cause the smoke you see. Keep looking.
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