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    stevep Guest

    Clutch withdrawal mechanism

    Hi all,
    for my 58 swb, I need to replace the oil seal on the clutch withdrawal mechanism. There is some kind of steel cover that covers (protects??) the oil seal - I don't know what it does - but I can't get it off.



    I have tried heat & tried the press but no luck so far. Oil seal is now stuffed so it has to come out. Any ideas???

    thanks
    Steve

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    thats the seal retaining plate it will be eletrolysysed onto the housing

    use a 3 leg puller on the outside and a drift through the middle.
    Dave

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    stevep Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    thats the seal retaining plate it will be eletrolysysed onto the housing

    use a 3 leg puller on the outside and a drift through the middle.
    thanks for the info.
    I hadn't thought about a puller - will try that & see how I go. I'll have to get one that is a good size - mine might be too big & cumbersome!!

    by eletrolysysed do you mean that the steel & alum have grown together?
    The steel would have been just pressed on originally? & thats how I have to put it back together?

    regards
    Steve

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    yes, galvanic corrosion was the word I was looking for that didnt want to come out.

    it should just be a slight interference fit and push on, someone may have used a loctite product on it which will make life merry hell.

    hold the legs of the puller in tight with a hose clamp.
    Dave

    "In a Landrover the other vehicle is your crumple zone."

    For spelling call Rogets, for mechanicing call me.

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    Tdi autoManual d1 (gave it to the Mupion)
    Archaeoptersix 1990 6x6 dual cab(This things staying)


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    stevep Guest
    thanks for the tip on the hose clamp - I'll try that

    Steve

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