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If you has access to a copy machine put the housing on it and make a copy. Use the copy as a template and make a new gasket.
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Roger, I have not looked to see the size of that gasket, I assumed it went on behind the flywheel adapter, maybe the edges are just pinched in there...will check that out.Or just call a vendor and buy one.
That is the seal I have. About $40.00I have to go through this when the weather breaks. I think I will order said gasket when the clutch, pressure plate, alignment tool and throwout bearing is ordered. Can't be expensive.
My local parts house got me a National seal pn415725 which was the second choice? Apparently the first choice wasn't available. Anyone see a problem with this seal?
I don't want to hijack a thread. Just hopefully inform others of problems found with this task.
I ran a couple long bolts in the bellhousing plate, then tightened them a little, this put enough pressure on the flywheel, to keep the engine from turning. I was able to use a big breaker bar.Is there any tricks to holding the motor still while trying to unbolt the flywheel? I believe the tm has you removing all kinds of items up front to hold it up there. Just trying to find a cheat somewhere.
No excuse for the plugged vent hole, but you know these trannies don't use a traditional front seal, they have the weird grooved input shaft that's supposed to repel the gear oil back into the trans?My clutch was slipping, and I thought my rear main seal was leaking and causing the problem.
So I pulled the transmission and discovered it was gear oil, that was leaking and getting on my clutch. The transmission was replaced a couple years ago, with a rebuilt unit, along with clutch, pressure plate, pilot bushing and throwout bearing.
I pulled the input shafts cover and discovered there was no seal on it. The vent hole had a plug in it.
I hired that work out, now I whish I had done it myself.
Thank you Mark. I changed it to a screen shot so it should work. It worked for me before but thank you for checking it for me and letting me know.I can't open the file, it says it's damaged.
Private Pyle strikes again! Good catch.When I pulled my transmission for leaking out the bell housing hole and replaced the rear main, someone had used RTV on the front of the transmission housing and stopped up the drain back hole.
So true!!Private Pyle strikes again! Good catch.
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