Reply to "Always check drained oil from your transmission!"

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While little pieces of metal are obviously not something you want to find inside any mechanical device, one could assume the snap ring itself is still in place and in no danger of coming off.

Unless you know the full history of your car that could even be a piece of a clip that was found broken and replaced during a rebuild. But the little broken off portion was somehow overlooked.

Unless your ZF is making funny noises or is somehow mis-behaving I don’t really think there is anything you need to do at this point; other than having the entire thing disassembled for a full inspection and that seems totally unnecessary.

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Larry

6/1/195:02 PM

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