Selector Shaft Seal: Transmission Leak

[VXorado]

sorry for the delay in responding....

You are more than welcome to borrow mine per my offer below:
http://vehicross.info/forums/showthread.php?t=24426

Let me know your address and I will get the cost for shipping to and from. You can then compare that to the cost for the tool and see if it makes sense to borrow or buy from where I bought from.

What a guy!!!

[KILNA]

What a guy!!!

Indeed!

[Knigh7s]

Anyone by chance have a picture of what this seal looks like? Was at the local parts store and they had two different looking seals (one is thinner than the other) and want to make sure I pick up the correct one. I looked up the part number online and found several "generic" pictures but all looked different.

[ojmagg]

Here you go...

http://products.1800onlineautoparts....prettyPhoto/1/

[TheGanzman]

Resurrecting this thread, as I'm having the same issue myself now... Linky no worky above - seems like this should be a fairly "generic" and/or GM part - can anyone give me a P/N for the correct part that I can just go to my local auto parts store and order? The Isuzu part number would be my "fallback", since I'd prefer to just buy it locally and get it the next day. Guess I'll buy the tool off Amazon too...

[nfpgasmask]

Look here:

http://catalogs.marketparts.ru/isuzu...fHxuaT09MDE%3D

Bart

[Hades]

Got the seal off today and the new one in, the old seal was completely plastic and twice as long. All the pics I've seen of the seal online was a metal ring with a rubber seal on the inside. I'll post a picture showing the comparisons. The problem ended up being the tool, I had to file it down so it could actually insert the threads in and then it came out pretty easy. Haven't checked to see if the shifting is still messed up, I think I forgot a washer on the shaft connection (with the cotter pin) and it was allowing some play in the movement. Gotta do the axle fluids then I will check.