Thread: Not sure if it can be sealed.PUMA

Not sure hopefully someone will know, although I am sure I read its a gearbox out job to find all the gaps
some info here
Defender2 - View topic - Wading plug in a puma???


Defender2 - View topic - Inside my Defender........AKA new clutch installed

Originally Posted by sashadidi

Not sure hopefully someone will know, although I am sure I read its a gearbox out job to find all the gaps
some info here
Defender2 - View topic - Wading plug in a puma???


Defender2 - View topic - Inside my Defender........AKA new clutch installed

Not sure if this is worth the worry,

I have extended the rear diff breather into e cab, just below the Rear seats ( or a least where they were), replaced factory ducting to the snorkel, that's it.

Done the Creb and OTL in the last 3 weeks, many of the creeks saw water above the bonnet, no issues. Have had gear box, TC, diff oil's checked - no water what so ever.

Since done 2500k's without a prob.

Concentrate on thn known issues. Install Mulgo's Xbox, extend rear diff breather, seal snorkel ducting to the air box and you will be good as gold.

Cheers I think the worry is water getting into the clutch bellhousing with the potenetional to damage the clutch and not escaping and the possibe? failure of that sensor.