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E46 320 - Leak from side of Gearbox
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<blockquote data-quote="jeffreyewe" data-source="post: 687800" data-attributes="member: 9"><p>Depends on individual mechanic, lowering down the gearbox will ease the work for the mech as the area to work on is pretty narrow and dark. Removing the seal is easy but reinstalling the new seal is a task as it requires patience and seals has to be securely fastened not as easy as remove and plug in..i would rather lower down the gearbox a little, so that the mech can see whats he is doing instead of feeling with his hands.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jeffreyewe, post: 687800, member: 9"] Depends on individual mechanic, lowering down the gearbox will ease the work for the mech as the area to work on is pretty narrow and dark. Removing the seal is easy but reinstalling the new seal is a task as it requires patience and seals has to be securely fastened not as easy as remove and plug in..i would rather lower down the gearbox a little, so that the mech can see whats he is doing instead of feeling with his hands. [/QUOTE]
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