as in title I need the rear oil seal for hte output shaft of my overdrive gearbox
van is T reg mk2
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rear output seal for OD gearbox
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rear output seal for OD gearbox
by rottie_007 » Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:46 am
1979 mk2 pre facelift CI campervan " Bessie Brown "
1994 Pug 405 est " George "
1998 pug 106 "Mildred"
1994 Pug 405 est " George "
1998 pug 106 "Mildred"
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Re: rear output seal for OD gearbox
by doggypaddle » Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:40 am
just take the old one to worcester bearings, or BSL or any bearing supplier?
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Re: rear output seal for OD gearbox
by MK1Chris » Tue Feb 24, 2009 2:18 pm
I bought one for my MK1 4 speed (non-overdrive) from Ford.
They can still source these so will probably be able to find one for your 'modern' box!
Think I paid about £7.50 for mine.
They can still source these so will probably be able to find one for your 'modern' box!
Think I paid about £7.50 for mine.
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Original 2Litre V4 and 4 Speed Manual with 29k on the clock (now up to 31k!)
Rusty problems soon to be sorted. See my progress in the projects section... http://fordtransit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=28696
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Re: rear output seal for OD gearbox
by rottie_007 » Wed Feb 25, 2009 12:07 am
ahh thats good news then...
tkae it I can just undo the bolt and pull the output flange off?????
or is it pre-loaded and needs a collapsible spacer or something as well??
tkae it I can just undo the bolt and pull the output flange off?????
or is it pre-loaded and needs a collapsible spacer or something as well??
1979 mk2 pre facelift CI campervan " Bessie Brown "
1994 Pug 405 est " George "
1998 pug 106 "Mildred"
1994 Pug 405 est " George "
1998 pug 106 "Mildred"
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Re: rear output seal for OD gearbox
by MK1Chris » Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:02 am
Errrr....you'd better ask the mechanic who did it for me 
I'm sure somebody will be along soon with some helpful advice
I'm sure somebody will be along soon with some helpful advice
MK1 CI Motorhome.
Original 2Litre V4 and 4 Speed Manual with 29k on the clock (now up to 31k!)
Rusty problems soon to be sorted. See my progress in the projects section... http://fordtransit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=28696
Original 2Litre V4 and 4 Speed Manual with 29k on the clock (now up to 31k!)
Rusty problems soon to be sorted. See my progress in the projects section... http://fordtransit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=28696
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Re: rear output seal for OD gearbox
by rottie_007 » Sat Feb 28, 2009 7:54 pm
cheers Chris..
currently sitting here going through the haynes manual to see how bad a job it is....
currently sitting here going through the haynes manual to see how bad a job it is....
1979 mk2 pre facelift CI campervan " Bessie Brown "
1994 Pug 405 est " George "
1998 pug 106 "Mildred"
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