i have a leak where the speedo cable is attached towards the back end of the gearbox. its getting on my nerves and wanna know if anyone can help me stop this leak. thanx

Is the speedo cable sheath frayed or not attached correctly to the end at the box. My a series boxes all suffered that leak.

Remove the cable and inspect the end that mates with the gearbox. If it looks deformed, that's the problem.

Otherwise it might be the O-ring. It's only about $1. Take the old o-ring into your local parts store for a match-up.

i cnt get that part off aswell, i unbolted the two bolts to try and take of the sleve but i couldnt get it off... i dnt really know too much about it

To get the sleeve assembly out of the transmission, wiggle it while you pull. If you can get vice-grips on the sleeve flange (not on the threads) then twist/rock it while it removing it.

To get the o-ring off the sleeve, use a small screwdriver or center punch -- or just cut if off with a razor or knife.

ohkz awsum! and when i want to re-assemble it, does it all slot bak in??

You don't need to disassemble it, just unbolt it and remove.

But first, inspect the cable end. If it's not perfectly round it will leak a little.

The o-ring rarely goes bad, so check the easy stuff first.

Maybe the gearbox is overfull. Have you checked the level?

ive taken off the cable and there is a rip in the rubber seal that sits right at the end of the rod. do u think this is the reason for the leak? and can i get a replacement part for it easily??
and i havnt cheaked the oil level...

Pictures mate- if it's the deal non the sheath, any same size o ring should do- go hardware shop tomorrow. I recon it could be the sheath and where it's crimped to metal that goes on the g box