4T60E 97 Olds 88
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4T60E 97 Olds 88
Hey guys
Got axel seals leaking on a 97-olds 88... I replaced the axels, seals, and were leaking soon after ... so replaced the seals... still leaks, so replaced them again, and axels too, still leaks
both transmission axel seals leak, yes one side has a little slop when try to shake it in transmission, but nothing bad, I've looked at rock auto, carquest, etc.. to find a seal that will actually stop the leakage
car now has 80k
is there a seal that will take care of this problem?
I used timkin seals ....
Thanks in advance
Got axel seals leaking on a 97-olds 88... I replaced the axels, seals, and were leaking soon after ... so replaced the seals... still leaks, so replaced them again, and axels too, still leaks
both transmission axel seals leak, yes one side has a little slop when try to shake it in transmission, but nothing bad, I've looked at rock auto, carquest, etc.. to find a seal that will actually stop the leakage
car now has 80k
is there a seal that will take care of this problem?
I used timkin seals ....
Thanks in advance
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Possibly wrong axles were installed. If you have access to the old ones, mic the shaft size.
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Well, its one of 2 things, incorrect shafts(just because the part# matches or the brand could be wrong too) or wrong seals.
I'm suspecting wrong shafts if you have gone through 3 sets of seals.
I'm suspecting wrong shafts if you have gone through 3 sets of seals.
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I'm at a loss then. Unless... previous owner swapped trans from a supercharged car. Shafts are different diameter I believe.
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It has the vacuum modulator, its just down below the air filter box
I have done some reading, I guess most of the reman CV axles are turned down to make smooth where the seal is located
Today I ordered 2 national seal Redi-sleeve #99139 and 2 new seals... will defiantly fix the issue when I get them installed later in the week
I have done some reading, I guess most of the reman CV axles are turned down to make smooth where the seal is located
Today I ordered 2 national seal Redi-sleeve #99139 and 2 new seals... will defiantly fix the issue when I get them installed later in the week
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The only reason I asked, was to verify that it was a 4T60 and not a 4T65.....
I have never run into issues with reman axles and new seals leaking....as Mike suggested, double check the part numbers....double check to see if it is leaking between the axle and seal, and not the seal and the case....
I have never run into issues with reman axles and new seals leaking....as Mike suggested, double check the part numbers....double check to see if it is leaking between the axle and seal, and not the seal and the case....
Last edited by Tech II; 03-02-2015 at 11:46 AM.
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