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Old 04-02-2009, 02:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Problem after removing driver side half shaft

Removed driver side half shaft. Checking out tranny seal and noticed a round spring clip loose inside my tranny. It is not the clip that goes on to the half shaft as that one is still attached to it. I assume I need it cause it is inside there, but does anyone know what this is for. It was right in back of the seal.
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Removed driver side half shaft. Checking out tranny seal and noticed a round spring clip loose inside my tranny. It is not the clip that goes on to the half shaft as that one is still attached to it. I assume I need it cause it is inside there, but does anyone know what this is for. It was right in back of the seal.
i would recommend pull out the whole seal and put a brand new $7 one there, unless you already installing a new seal.
if you can see the spring, the the spring already came loose,
it is a wear and tear item aswell, it will be said to find out it leaks after you put everything back.

the spring is there hidden inside the seal as a tension to keep a tight seal.
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It called a garter spring
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yes... part of the seal that came off most likely...
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take it out and then replace the seal
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