How to replace rear transmission seal chevy Silverado 4l80E
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- How to replace rear transmission seal chevy Silverado 4l80E There are TONS of videos on how to remove the drive shaft so I figured viewers didn't want to be bothered with another one!
-Short clip showing how to get the old output shaft seal out of the transmission with no special tools! just a hammer and a flat head screw driver. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Buy a seal removal tool at napa or harbor freight. Not expensive. Small Section of Pvc pipe of similar size to drive the new seal in. One and done. Check your driveshaft yoke and carefully remove anything that may cause the seal to leak
Yessssir!!
Removing a seal that way will almost guarantee it’ll leak forever.
Do it the right way.
That’s why I repeat (being careful) multiple times in the video. But yeah. If you score up the sides it will damage it. This seal hasn’t leaked since the replacement was done. 👍🏼
Yet you are here watching how to change the seal
I wonder do mechanics skip porn all together and come to TH-cam to criticize people trying to help?
1:28 looks easy enough
1:29 OMFG
😂😂😂😂 it does look bad… lmao it’s not that bad though
@@HandsOnDismantler I was very surprised by that transition
why is nobody talking about the screaming in the background 😭
Waaaaaat 😳
Hah, ..that's what happens in shops most times.....
Lol 😢
Thanks for you video I have the same leak on my 1500 chevy
Np! Hope it goes smooth for you! Take ur time and be careful not to damage the surface area! You’ll be golden
@@HandsOnDismantler will do thanks
I might tackle this myself - my mechanic seems to think this is going to be difficult even with the transmission out of the van. I'll take my chances on a leak if it saves me labor and only costs time to do over and maybe $40 in seals. Thanks for the video! By the way - my seal has a boot on it, but it looks like replacement should be the same as non-booted
I made it seem harder than it is in the video. There’s actual tools that are sold that can pull the seal out without risking damage. But I was showing how to do it without special tools. Just take your time and be careful a flat head screw driver can damage the transmission easily.
Got a 94 c3500 got driveshaft off but u bolt mount won't slide off do I hammer it or pry it?
Leaf spring U bolt? You’re talking about the rearend?
@@HandsOnDismantler im thinkingningotmthenpinion and the tsilshaft axel seal mixed up
@@HandsOnDismantler oops pinion and tail sseal mixed up
What year is the truck I’m trying to figure out what transmission I have it looks the same as this one… ls swapped my truck with a gen 4 6.0 block bored to 6.2 but I just don’t know what truck this transmission came out of and AutoZone is no help if I don’t have the year make and model 🤦♂️
Did the 6.0 come with the trans? If it did then it’s a 4l80. This is on a 2002 Silverado with the 4l80. But the trans seal looks the same almost across all v8’s. Have you checked the trans for any markings? If it’s bolted to a 6.0 then it should be a 4l80 but I wouldn’t know for sure.
This video makes me have OCD. I wouldn't want my vehicle to be worked on by this guy
Thanks for the comment! 👍🏼
What’s the transmission output shaft seal part number
I think it’s 7692s
Hi Miguel, that’s hard to answer because every auto parts store will have a different part numbers. Your best option is to go to your local auto parts store or website and enter your vehicle info.
I replaced it and started leaking again what do i do???
Big_Boi _Josh is it leaking from the inner or outter part of the seal? If it’s leaking “inner” where the shaft goes into it then it’s possible the seal is an incorrect part. If it’s leaking outter part where it meets with the transmission then it was not installed flush or could have been damaged during install.
I've got trans fluid leaking out of my universal joint near the tail shaft. What does it mean??
Like the fluid is coming thru the slip yoke and out of the u joint
@@john6276 where the drive shaft bolts to the rear end? Are you sure that’s trans fluid? That should be gear oil. There’s no oil in the yolks so you more than likely have a leak where the rear end meets with the drive shaft
@@HandsOnDismantler Hi, thanks. Not the rear end, but up by the trans. Turns out that slip yoke has a thin plate metal type seal. Seen a bunch of people so far on youtube just smearing silicone on it
@@john6276 th-cam.com/video/A7SQRyLEXuk/w-d-xo.html you might have this problem
Is this a 2WD truck?
Yes
2x6 piece of wood drill a hole in center easy
Good stuff! 👍🏼 thank you for the support!
ever watch a video then goto comment on it.... to realize you made that comment a year ago? pepperidge farm does.
Put 2 screws n a hammer to pry it out
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what to say lol ........hopefully it doesn't leak !
ohio yoder toter been 6 months! No leaks! Hopefully you had success with your repair! 👍🏻