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rear main seal leak on mq

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rear main seal leak on mq

Post by Rangie Thing »

Hi all i need to do the rear main oil seal on my mq sd33-t, looking at leaving the engine in just pull out the gearbox.
so how much of a pain is it to change as it looks like i might have to drop the crank abit but i have been told that the seal can be pushed or pulled into place without dropping the crank like in some old holden engines.
any ideas or anybody tryed this before.
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Post by Rangie Thing »

Just got around to doing the seal.
Very easy to do, i ended up leaving the gearbox on and just dropping the sump.
old seal came out easy and just used a sneaky pete tool to put new seal in.
so all thats needs to be done now is new oil and filter and should be good to go :D :D :D
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Post by Screwy »

Only just saw this post.
Ive done this once before and yeh i only needed to drop the sump to get it out.... though dont let yourself be fooled that its always this easy ;)
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Post by Wish I had coils »

dragging up an old post but, if not already done. go buy your self a genuine nissan seal and pull the motor and flip it up side down. it's alot easier then dropping the gearbox.
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