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Speedometer Drive Seals 1800 1971

posted by  Dave B on  Wed Mar 8 15:59 CST 2017
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Recently replaced the rear OD seal, but I'm still getting oil on the floor from back there. Must be the speedo drive, which I did rebuild some time ago. I know I have a new spare seal (the one that looks like a hat) and lots of O-rings. Any tips before I jack up the passenger side (to minimize leaking until I can put a wine bottle cork in there) and start this job?






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