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crankshaft seal oil leak 1800 1968

posted by  Baxterscientific on  Mon Apr 4 18:15 CST 2005
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Hey everyone.. New to forum. Have a 1968 p1800s that has a terrible oil leak where tranmission (Manual) meets rear of engine.. What exactly goes into changing that, and is there a website that I can check out with that info. I believe it is the crankshaft seal. Can I just take the transmission out, and then the flywheel and change seal while engine is in the car? Anyone who has done this the info would be greatly appreciated!..
Thank you in advance
Neil






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