Just wondering how to go about replacing the seal in the tail of a Turbo 350. Special tools required? Tricks to getting the old one out/new one in? Thanks, Adam :beer
No special tools needed. Jack up the rear so trans fluid flows to the front. Put the rear on jack stands and remove the d-shaft. Remove the old seal and then tap in place the new one. Should not take long.
I was thinking/hoping that it would be pretty easy (I assumed that it wouldn't be much different than installing wheel bearing seals on a rotor). I thought I remembered seeing a manual that said that a special tool was necessary--it kinda looked like a steering wheel puller I guess, but I could be wrong o No: Anyways, thanks for the help guys :TU:
