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Wardan123
| Posted on Friday, June 16, 2006 - 07:08 pm: |
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I have a trans fluid leak on my '02 X1W. Looks to be at the primary gasket seal (1/12" of the paper gasket shows) or maybe the drain plug. When I ride it is enough to drop a few ounces (3-4) out once stopped. How difficult is it to change that gasket? I know metal gaskets are available for the top end is there a reccommended gasket for here? Should I replace the primary shoe while in there? Thanks in advance for your help. Andrew Ward |
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Patrickh
| Posted on Friday, June 16, 2006 - 07:18 pm: |
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The gasket is very easy to change, you do not even need to remove the muffler. You will need a new primary gasket and a new shifter seal. Do you have a torque wrench and a service manual for the exact procedure? The 02's had the updated primary shoe so you should be in good shape. |
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