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8 Mar 2005
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Replacing Final Drive Oil Seal
The final drive oil seal on my 3AJ has gone and needs replacing.
I can't find a reference to replacing this in my Clymer manual, except as part of a engine rebuild. Is this a simple job of removing the sprocket, pulling out the old one and pushing the new one back in or does it get more complicated than that? Geoff 
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8 Mar 2005
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Yes it's as simple as that. But make sure that everything is really clean. Mine was also leaking sometime but the problem was that the protecting cover was dented, I just removed it and flattened it and all was ok.
------------------ Fred, XTZ660, Holland.
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8 Mar 2005
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Thanks a lot Fred,
I'll give it a try over the weekend. Geoff
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8 Mar 2005
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Be carefull with bearing behind, most of all don't scratch the case surface, scratch=leak.
Matt
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