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Transmission is off the car. What seals should I get?

"While I'm in there...I want to make sure my trans is all sealed up. I have new motor mounts ready to go. What other seals/plugs/etc should I get while I've got it off the car?

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There are some seals associated with the clutch release lever. Others can give more info on that.
Also be sure to protect the clutch disk and throw-out bearing while the transmission is off.

If you leave the throw-out bearing exposed to water and moisture, it can be damaged. Also be sure to re-grease it as well.
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The trans has an input shaft seal, drive flange seals and a shift rod seal.
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thanks gordon.
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The trans has an input shaft seal, drive flange seals and a shift rod seal.
depending on the trans year I seem to recall you couldn,t replace the input shaft seal without disassembly in early 915 trans. Others would know better.
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input shaft seal
shift shaft seal
output shaft seals (2)
diff cover o-ring

There are 3 rubber dust seals in the clutch pivot arm assembly as well. Would be a good time to inspect clutch fork, pivot shaft, pivot shaft bushings.

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