Rear Cover Gasket Replacement

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I have my ZF out of the car and would like to re-seal it. It appears there is not a gasket for the center section of the ZF but I would like to replace the rear cover gasket. Is this something I can do at home or should I just re-torque the bolts?

6/17/054:41 PM

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Scott,

Re-torque. Do not remove and replace. Forget the details, but there is a shaft (reverse gear?) that sits in a recess in the rear cover. If it sticks in the cover upon removal, the front dis-lodges and bad things happen.

Larry

6/18/0510:37 PM

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