rear engine oil seal
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From: Sudbury, Ontario
Re: rear engine oil seal
Yes and be prepared for the expense. While you're at it, replace the torque converter seal, rear transmission shaft seal if Quattro.
Check and test the venting system, plugged venting will also be the cause of the leak. Loose main crank bearings are also another cause.
Check and test the venting system, plugged venting will also be the cause of the leak. Loose main crank bearings are also another cause.
Last edited by Ecmbuster; May 22, 2009 at 11:50 PM.
Audi Forum - Posts like an A4
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 141
From: Sudbury, Ontario
Re: rear engine oil seal
One way or another, either the engine or transmission will require removal.
Lift Hoist
One special tool, transmission jack (preferred method) or engine lift.
Rear seal installer 2003/3
The RPM sender must be removed or damage will occur. Adjustment tool 3308 is required!
If it's a manual transmission, crankshaft holder 3242.
If it's all wheel drive, 3298 alignment fixture (4w) drive shaft.
Torque wrench
Allen sockets
Lift Hoist
One special tool, transmission jack (preferred method) or engine lift.
Rear seal installer 2003/3
The RPM sender must be removed or damage will occur. Adjustment tool 3308 is required!
If it's a manual transmission, crankshaft holder 3242.
If it's all wheel drive, 3298 alignment fixture (4w) drive shaft.
Torque wrench
Allen sockets
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