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hey guys
have a leak in my rear ext housing on my gear box. going to buy a seal from repco on wed but dont no wat the oil seal - or grommet or bush wat ever it is - is called that is at the rear of the extension housing. kind of where the tail shaft meets the gear box. its a bit worn and my TS is bouncing around a little because of it do i need anything else to fix the prob
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If there is alot of play on the slip yoke (part of the driveshaft that enters the transmission) you will have to replace the extension housing bush and seal. The bush wears allowing the slip yoke to wobble so to speak and eventually wear out the seal. If you can remove the extension housing which is quite easy, take it to a trans shop and have them replace the bush and seal. Should only take then 5-10 min if you have cleaned it all up first and should cost no more than $50 for parts and fitting.
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gonna get it done at local performance place coz im puttin on a billet shifter
jus wanted to help them out a little and grab the right stuff. saves them a trip and saves me $$$. got no time to do anything myself any more so i shouldnt need any silicone or anything?? wats the best trans oil?? also gonna get serviced while she is there. wats the best oil in any1's opinion???
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I use Castrol TQ-95 Transmission fluid. You should never use silicone or any sealant on the extension housing seal. The pan gasket is rubber and doesnt require sealant and comes in a service kit along with the filter. For a simple service of the trans you will need almost 5ltrs of fluid.
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Kelpro part number for the rear extension housing seal is 97123, 97177 or 97108. I can't remember which is which off the top of my head, 1 is not right, 1 is non-boot and 1 is boot-type.
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joolz wrote: I use Castrol TQ-95 Transmission fluid. You should never use silicone or any sealant on the extension housing seal. The pan gasket is rubber and doesnt require sealant and comes in a service kit along with the filter. For a simple service of the trans you will need almost 5ltrs of fluid.
It is a T5 not an auto
From memory Dextron III was the oil spec and about 1.9L, but I am likely to be wrong here (as I don't trust my memory). There is synthetic oils available that are suitable too.
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djuman wrote: hey guys
have a leak in my rear ext housing on my gear box. going to buy a seal from repco on wed but dont no wat the oil seal - or grommet or bush wat ever it is - is called that is at the rear of the extension housing. Ha! small world djuman I work at REPCO mildura I'm pretty sure I sold you that seal the other day LOL
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