Renewing bevel box output flange oil seal — AUDI
Renewing bevel box output flange oil seal on Audi: 10 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: VW Transporter T6 (7E)
- Special tools named: puller
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- When pulling off output flange of bevel box with universal pullerKukko 18-1 , ensure that flange is not canted to prevent damaging dust cover (arrow).
📋 Procedure
- Remove front propshaft. Propshaft and rear final drive39Final drive, rear differential
- Remove circlip ring with appropriate circlip pliers.
- Pull off output flange of bevel box with universal puller KUKKO 18-1. [Note: When pulling off output flange of bevel box with universal pullerKukko 18-1 , ensure that flange is not canted to prevent damaging dust cover (arrow).]
- Lever out seal using puller hooks T20143/2 .
- Lightly oil new oil seal on outer diameter. Fill space between sealing lips (arrow) half full with sealing greaseG 052 128 A1 .
- Drive in oil seal without canting it, using thrust piece T10143.
- Install output flange / bevel box together with dust disc.
- Fit circlip.
- Install front propshaft tube Propshaft and rear final drive39Final drive, rear differential.
- Check / top up gear oil in bevel box .
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