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doing the rear axle seal in my 75

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doing the rear axle seal in my 75

Post by sprungupcruiser »

i've been looking at the exploded view of the rear axle of a 75. the way the picures has been done it looks like the seal is near the diff? is that just the way the drawing is done? i would have thought the seal would have been at the hub end of the axle housing. anyone who has done one before advice would be great, cheers
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Post by jimmy_ricard »

mate the seal in question is located on the very outer tube of the housing. pull your axle out and you will see it straight away.
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Post by sprungupcruiser »

thought so, thanks mate
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Post by turkey »

Just done this job myself on my 75 mate, its a piece of piss takes about 30 - 40 mins per side and that was doin the bearings as well. Just be careful with the new seal as there is a small spring in there...
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Post by sprungupcruiser »

ohh cool, should get it done this weekend then.
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