How to replace an output shaft seal |240sx|

How to replace an output shaft seal at home!
It's an easy job to do by yourself even if you don't have a lot of tools, and can save you lots compared to taking it to a mechanic!
Basic Procedure:
- Jack up car
- Unbolt driveshaft from differential
- Pull out driveshaft
- Remove seal and replace
- Reinstall driveshaft
SR20DET Transmission output shaft seal part number - 32136-U010A
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[@boostnboba7658]

Crazy how I just realized I had this problem, thx dude.

[@JJSmooth225]

You didn’t have to remove the transmission oil right? Because the car is level it won’t leak out?

[@PAYDAYTutorials]

Nothing will come out of a manual trans ! :)

[@connortoth4350]

No need to drain, a drop or two may fall out if you're unlucky

[@CultureBmx]

did you put it in dry? or do i have to put oil/ lubricant on it?

[@Hatopura]

Generally it's best to rub motor oil around the outside and inside edges. I would.

[@V8vortec98]

What if I replace it and it's still leaking from this seal?
I've changed mine twice already lol

[@zionjoseph3710]

Either you're really unlucky or you need to check your driveshaft for any irregularities, i.e. length, balance or lack thereof, etc

[@Crazeddingo]

What is the cause if it leaks from the front?

[@calewoolf]

That’d be the input shaft seal probably

[@donren2606]

or ream main seal inside the transmisson n block