And the parts stores listing for the ZF6 rear seal is wrong. So just get the TH400 seal.
ZF6 rear seal
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I will be buying one of these in the next couple of days.
Not sure if a flat-blade screwdriver is best to wedge it out -- or use a self-threading screw (or two), screw into rubber, and pull.
Also, wondering if I need to buy a short section of PVC pipe with similer/same diameter as seal to serve as a tool to knock it back in?
FYI: Doing this as PM since ZF is already out for motor swap.
I will be buying one of these in the next couple of days.
Not sure if a flat-blade screwdriver is best to wedge it out -- or use a self-threading screw (or two), screw into rubber, and pull.
Also, wondering if I need to buy a short section of PVC pipe with similer/same diameter as seal to serve as a tool to knock it back in?
FYI: Doing this as PM since ZF is already out for motor swap.
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