thequeenscheese
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****ing fluid out of the oil seal is this a doable job or is it a diff off and to specialists?, well doable for any garage?
Cheers
Cheers
rear half shaft oil seal
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jamesmartin
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easy enough once you get drive shaft out ,just prise old seal out and tap new seal in
Barry6690
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As above very easy job
thequeenscheese
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Cheers, I'm hoping it's just the seal and nothing major funds are low and the van is needed lol, might get both done while its in depending how long it takes a side..
Are the seals all the same part no.?
Are the seals all the same part no.?
thequeenscheese
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Anyone know if they are all the same
edwardcraney2012
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Rear ones are the same, fronts are different because one comes out the gbox and the other out the ird. Can't remember for definate but I think i used a def hub box spanner to tap it in with.
ZDomZ
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Left and right rear oil seals look like the same part number toc100000
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matt1295
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Diff driveshaft seals are the same u also only need to undo 2 bolts and then you can get to them to replace
thequeenscheese
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Cheers, are they same through the year range of the freebie 1 I meant?
ZDomZ
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According to microcat online they don't list any chassis number variations so it is safe to say they are the same for all fl1s
matt1295
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only the inside of diffs changed and so if the casing is all the same then the seals would be 2
also if you have a towbar fitted and a jack that goes high enough you can change them without loosing fluid
i did it but be very careful if you do it that way lol
also if you have a towbar fitted and a jack that goes high enough you can change them without loosing fluid
i did it but be very careful if you do it that way lol
thequeenscheese
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Fluids not an issue lol it's lost most of it lol, plus the nephew works at a garage so it will be on a ramp to be done ill order some up know I know they the same
