 tranny input shaft leak, do i have to pull the cover? |
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| rudedude |
 Apr 13 2010, 07:16 PM
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Or can i get access to the roll pin on the input shaft from that small cover on the bottom? It seems like the front cover probably needs to come off but I'm not sure.
Also is the seal the same size as as a 901 input shaft? Thanks, Jule |
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