Transmission leak

tomkuesterMember

A few years ago, I had someone that claimed they knew, but didn't know ZF transmissions work on mine to fix a hum. After I reinstalled it a tried to back out of my garage but went forward instead. I think you know what happened.

Ever since that issue was corrected, I've had a small annoying leak at one of the side plates, I don't believe they used new gaskets when putting the transmission back together for the second time. My question is, can you take one of those side plates off to replace the gasket without pulling the transmission if you remove the half shaft? and who has gaskets?

Thank you,

Tom

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