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Hello everyone,
I wanted to ask if anyone recognizes the part of this oil seal that unfortunately I broke while I was replacing the transmission elastic joint.
However, I have not found the spare part code anywhere, and I have not been able to find even the exploded view of the transmission shaft detail to be able to identify the spare part...
Can someone help me?
A thousand thanks...!
PHOTO 1 THIS IS THE BROKEN OIL SEAL THAT SITS INSIDE THE DRIVE SHAFT, IT IS ABOUT 3CM IN DIAMETER.
PHOTO 2 THIS WITH THE ARROW IS THE PART OF THE TRANSMISSION TREE, NEAR THE ELASTIC JOINT, INSIDE WHICH WHERE THE PARAOLIO IN QUESTION SHOULD BE...
IT IS LOCATED INSIDE THE MOTOR SHAFT AFTER THE ELASTIC JOINT IN THE DIRECTION OF THE GEARBOX.
Thank you very much Parker, I know the site but the oil seal that would serve me is located in the other part of the transmission shaft, the one facing the gearbox (not indicated in the figure of the jaguar-landrover site)...
That's why I can't locate the part number in any way... 🤔🙄
Hi Parker, I can confirm that the gearbox is the automatic ZF4HP24, and the model of the car is the 1995 4.0 Sport.
The broken piece you see in the picture is hard plastic and has a spring all around it like an oil seal, but it actually looks more like a dust seal because the inside of the drive shaft is hollow and there is no oil...
I also wanted to clarify that this "oil seal" or "dust seal" is located immediately after the elastic joint in the direction of the engine, not the differential...
Hope you can understand...
Thanks
Thank you Parker for sending me the schematics and gearbox details, I really appreciate your interest...!
I finally found some photos with details of the exact point where my "oil seal" or "dust seal" is located...
Do you think it is the same spare part you were thinking of? The round gasket should look like this indicated by the arrow! Here you can see the round seal at the end of the drive shaft even better.