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Date:         Thu, 2 Feb 95 16:08:49 EST
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From:         drew@sunrise.com (Drew Jenkins)
Subject:      Re: Synchro trans leak

> Because it hates you, of course. More seriously, if dirt got into the seal/ > shaft interface it may have worn a groove in the shaft which will contribute > to the problem. Another thing to check is the breather vent for the trans- > axle - If this has become clogged with grunge or mud [been out 4-wheeling?] > the pressure increase inside the gearbox when it heats up may drive some > oil past the seal.

Dave, thanks for the insight regarding the breather vent. I wasn't aware that such a vent existed so tonight I'll check Bentley to see where it resides.

Drew


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