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    whats a cross seal

    hi all hope someone can help just had a new clutch in our 300tdi defender allso replaced the rear main seal
    but when we got it back was still leaking oil from the gear box housing ,col from hypertune cairns tells me it is the cross seals does anyone know what they are as i have never heard of them what would be the procedure for replacing them ? thanks david

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    They are two rubber seals in the shape of a cross. One on each side of the rear main bearing cap (from memory).

    To replace them the gearbox has to come out, the flywheel has to come off and the sump has to come off. At least, that is my recollection, it is a few years since I have seen one in pieces.

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    I think these will be the T seals on the rear main bearing cap.
    I have never heard hem called a cross seal before but I guess they do resemble a little crucifix.
    Scott

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    whats a cross seal?

    one a Canadian hit with the wrong end of the pick??
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    Quote Originally Posted by crump View Post
    one a Canadian hit with the wrong end of the pick??
    Doesn't need hitting, this one comes cross.



    South African (Cape) Cross Seal

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    Quote Originally Posted by abaddonxi View Post
    Doesn't need hitting, this one comes cross.



    South African (Cape) Cross Seal


    when I saw the thread title I thought of a few smart remarks as to the sort of things that could make a seal cross, but you have outdone them with the real thing!

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    Get real Simon.

    Seeing as David has a 300tdi Defender, it won't have a South African cross seal fitted, will it?

    Now, if it was a Td5, then it could well have as some were made there.
    Scott

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    A penguin is taking a road trip when his car suddenly breaks down. Luckily for him, he finds himself just down the street from a mechanic. So,he pushes his car to the shop and asks the mechanic to take a look. The mechanic tells him that it will probably take a little while to find the problem and asks him to come back in an hour.

    The penguin goes over to the supermarket, buys some fish sticks and vanilla ice cream, and spends the rest of the hour hanging out in the frozen section. After the hour is up, he waddles over to the mechanic's shop.

    Seeing him come in, the mechanic walks over, and wiping his hands on a rag, says, 'Looks like you've blown a seal.'

    The penguin blushes, wipes his beak with his flipper and says, 'No, it's just vanilla ice cream.'

















    I'll get my coat....

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    Looks like you smartarses beat me too it.

    I think we can now close this thread........






















    .....and seal it.

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