hi iv a leak of gearbox oil its were the driveshaft inserts into the gearbox!!!
is there a seal that fits into the gearbox there and is it easly changed? whats the procedure? big job?
car is a citroen picasso 2.0hdi
advice welcomed!!
thanks schummy
picasso gear box oil leak
Moderator: RichardW
Depends which side!!
If its the RHS driveshaft that runs through a support bearing and can be a bugger to get out! The LHS driveshaft is far easier to remove.
Drain the gearbox first!
You will have to remove the offending driveshaft to change the seal.Haynes book-o-lies details the shaft removal and refitting.
Once the shaft is removed it's just a case of carefully prising the old seal out, and squarely pushing the new one in. A large socket or a sequence of opposite taps (back and forth from one side to the other gradually pushing the seal in) with a drift will insert one squarely.
All depends on what level of experience you have.
If its the RHS driveshaft that runs through a support bearing and can be a bugger to get out! The LHS driveshaft is far easier to remove.
Drain the gearbox first!
You will have to remove the offending driveshaft to change the seal.Haynes book-o-lies details the shaft removal and refitting.
Once the shaft is removed it's just a case of carefully prising the old seal out, and squarely pushing the new one in. A large socket or a sequence of opposite taps (back and forth from one side to the other gradually pushing the seal in) with a drift will insert one squarely.
All depends on what level of experience you have.
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