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Help needed with a gearbox oil leak.
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Hi guys I was just wondering if anyone might be able to help with a oil leak that I have on my gearbox.
Its a 120Y and I have recently installed the gearbox, and their is oil leaking out of the very bottom of the gearbox where the two larger bolts bolt onto the dust shield.
I never noticed any oil leaking out of their before, just wondering if anyone has any ideas on how I can fix this?
Thanks

Posted on: 2013/7/26 0:49
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Re: Help needed with a gearbox oil leak.
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Hi Andy, If the oil is gearbox with its destinctive smell you may not have the front seal fitted correctly. They had to be fitted facing backwards . otherwise maybe the rear main is leaking. Another tip for the rear gearbox seal is to fit 2 rear seals just push the first one in a little further then fit the second.

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Re: Help needed with a gearbox oil leak.
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Ok thanks for that.

Posted on: 2013/7/27 1:59
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Re: Help needed with a gearbox oil leak.
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The best thing to do is clean the area thoroughly with degreaser, then when the leak reappears try & track it back to the source. This could be the rear seal of the engine, the front seal of the gearbox, or even just a leaky rocker cover. I had this last one & the oil was on both sides of the motor all the way back to the rear of the gearbox. It was a real puzzle til I did what I suggested, then it was obvious the rocker cover gasket had gone hard & shrunk. Good luck, I hope it's just a simple leak, because replacing a rear seal means taking the flywheel off, which means etc. They are a pain in the rear seal .

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