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Transmission mount and leaky bearing? Running issues. Long 200 1986

posted by  justin21x on  Fri Dec 31 03:49 CST 2004
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Thanks for the info. I read your post and found the part in the Haynes manual dealing with it. It looks like I could do it myself without any real major problems. Is getting the old seal out a real PITA? more than just prying it out carefully with a screwdriver like Haynes says? ( I know, but the Bently hasn't arrived yet. Would I normally need to take off the entire tailshaft housing?

Thanks,
Justin
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'86 245, 180K






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