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Guest oddsocks
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Cutting the front of the car out is a great help have a look on my web site then you dont have to lift it so high me and a mate striped the whole car of everything needed in a weekend.

 

No oil will come out of an MT 75

 

Was great fun.

 

 

Stephen

 

 

You sure no oil will come out when i drop it??

Guest smartfazer
Posted

Why should oil come out of the gearbox just because you take it off the car? Are there not oil seals on the front (Clutch end) and the rear (Prop shaft end)?

 

Steve.

Posted

with the type 9 you remove the prop from the tailhousing, therefore a big hole is left! the mt75 retains its bit of shaft and unbolts further along the shaft i beleive

Guest oddsocks
Posted
with the type 9 you remove the prop from the tailhousing, therefore a big hole is left! the mt75 retains its bit of shaft and unbolts further along the shaft i beleive

 

 

Your right grim, no oil came out. Werent that bad a job really but one bit of advice for all is-

NEVER LET YOUR WIFE LOWER THE TROLLEY JACK WITH YOU UNDER THE GEARBOX!!!!!

 

Just turn a little bit love-whack gearbox on my chest and she storms off coz i shouted-gearbox still on me tho! :huh:

Women!

Guest smartfazer
Posted
with the type 9 you remove the prop from the tailhousing, therefore a big hole is left! the mt75 retains its bit of shaft and unbolts further along the shaft i beleive

 

 

Grim,

 

My type 9 must be different. It has a splined shaft still in the tailhousing that the propshaft slides onto. Plus no oil has leaked out of the tailhousing either.

 

Or am I doing something wrong? ;)

 

 

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Posted

Hi

I was pretty sure that when i took my type 9 gearbox out and tipped it slightly it poured oil out when the prop shaft was removed. Not sure if there are different ones with different oil seals. Mine is a 5 speed from a 91. I had to leave a section of the prop in so it didn't leak. Maybe if you don't tip it then it doesn't come out ?!

Guest Ian & Carole
Posted
Grim,

 

My type 9 must be different. It has a splined shaft still in the tailhousing that the propshaft slides onto. Plus no oil has leaked out of the tailhousing either.

 

Or am I doing something wrong? ;)

 

If you have no oil comming out of the tail shaft housing then I would suggest you have very little, or no oil in the box.

Guest mower man
Posted

It probably hasn't got any oil in it :unsure: or it hasn't been tipped far enough on it's -rse to leak !,has the box in the photo been proffesionaly rebuilt ? if so it is probably dry needing to be lubed up after fitting to the car and fitting the prop shaft[normal practice in the trade !] HTH mowerman

Guest oddsocks
Posted
Grim,

 

My type 9 must be different. It has a splined shaft still in the tailhousing that the propshaft slides onto. Plus no oil has leaked out of the tailhousing either.

 

Or am I doing something wrong? ;)

 

 

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You've done a good job on that! looks new. What paint did you use? Did you rebuild box or just cleaned it up? What did you use to clean it?

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