Reply to "Speedo Angle Drive and Large Nut Seeping Gear Oil"

pappyMember

Patt: I replaced my angle drive a couple of months ago because of a broken fork in the drive itself. The above post is correct about the bolt below the angle drive having to be removed before the shaft that drives the angle drive might fall into the transaxle. Your problem with oil seeping from around the angle drive nut is strange. I'm no expert but maybe there is seal (O ring) around the shaft that drives the angle drive. I also believe that the angle drive nut must be tight once the angle of the speedometer cable is established. When I took my broken angle drive off, it was loose, but there was no oil leaking from around the nut. Hope this helps....Pappy

12/24/0711:01 AM

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