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Question How to replace shift shaft seal on 915

On my 915 there is this damn puddle of oil in the shift coupler access area. I was told that this is due to a worn shift shaft seal.

What is the procedure to change that seal. Does the tranny have to come out of the car for this?

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Ingo,

Here is an article showing how to replace the seal in the car:
http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/mult_shifter_rod_seal/mult_shifter_rod_seal.htm
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I have a problem. I have been trying to remove the shift shaft seal for two days now. The seal is not moving. Can anyone provide me with suggestions. The tranny is a 73 915.

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