Transmission Seals

[padgett]

Engine is out, gonna use this opportunity to get at some stuff.

Theres a bit of a leak coming from the tranny input shaft. Anyone know where I can get an exploded diagram of the area so I can grab some part numbers of the seals?

Thanks. oh its a 73 square. Manual

[padgett]

Can I trust Rockauto for these?

https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=1839122&cc=1370023&jsn=906

https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=1838744&cc=1370023&jsn=911

[Erik G]

I would ask in the engine / performance section instead of the type 3 section. There are pro trans builders that frequent there more than here

that said, rock auto just sells parts like everyone else... SKF is a good brand
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[sjbartnik]

Elring (German) is also pretty good.

Input shaft seal is an easy job if you have a decent seal puller and if you are careful in extracting the old seal (don't gouge the bore with your seal puller hook).

The parts book shows the part number as 113 311 113 A from '71 to '73.
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