Posted by Haas on December 26, 2007 at 18:17:23 from (12.65.0.224):
In Reply to: One at a time posted by Carden on December 26, 2007 at 06:08:51:
The belt pulley housing holds about a guart I think. It is fed from the transmission, but the oil overflows back to the transmission. If you have not used the belt pulley, or the transmission has not been hot for a while, expect to find some water when you pull out the belt pulley shaft and the assembly. There is not a gasket under the flange that holds the pulley shaft in, just shims to adjust the gear lash. So be sure to put back the shims like you found them and also that they are absolutely clean, or you will still end up with a leak, even with a new shaft seal. To change the seal, you will need a shop press to get the gear and bearings off to change the seal. Everything has to come off the shaft to change the seal. After it is all back together, put a quart of tranny oil in the fill hole on the pulley housing to charge the pulley sump with oil. Any excess will just go back to the transmission.
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