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Old 04-04-2013, 02:48 PM
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Default WC T5 input/output shaft seal replacement

I am going to be replacing the input and output shaft seals on my T5 this weekend.

The transmission is out of the car and on my workbench.

This is a straightforward procedure, right?

Does anyone who has done this have any tips?

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I've only done the output seal. Simply pry it out and make sure everything is clean. Use a socket type of device to align the flange with the bore and give it a good hit with a mallet. I did mine with the trans in the car and it took longer to pull the driveshaft than it did to change the seal. Hope this helps.

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Old 04-05-2013, 02:32 PM
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Thanks. Sounds easy, just wanted to check.

I wish it wasnt the front too, or I could have done it in the car like you did.
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Check the fit of your driveshaft front yoke in the gearbox extension housing bush.

Rear seals have no hope if the bush is sloppy.
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