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Thomas J Moomey Posted on Jul 26, 2018

0n a 2006 PT Cruiser the right side out put shaft the seall is leaking I have put in 3 seals still leaking. So I put in a new seal with a sleve on the axle still leaking. What else is there

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 11, 2008

SOURCE: CV Axle removal and installation

The axle should be able to be removed by using a flat ended pry bar tool with a dull flat end. Or possibly a very large flat screw driver. Put the pry bar between the axle and transmission. With light pressure, the axle should pop out of the transmission. The axle just snaps into the transmission. There should be no need or cause to damage the seal because the seal is inset into the transmission. Just watch what you are doing. As far as replacing the seal, I do not know. I have not had to do that yet, and I have replaced both sides with new boots more than once.

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Marvin

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  • Posted on Nov 22, 2008

SOURCE: Leaking right rear axle seal on 1986 F-150

You must pull the diff cover off, then remove the center pin and spider gears, then remove the C clip that holds the axle in the carrier assembly.
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 05, 2008

SOURCE: 2000 Mitsubishi Galant, EA3A 2.4l motor. Oil leal

it could also be the oil pan gasket, or the manifold gasket. if it's the manifold gasket, when you remove the manifold to replace it, take the time to clean out the mixing chamber. it'll be filled with gunk and cleaning will improve gas mileage.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 25, 2009

SOURCE: how will not blow on 2006 pt cruiser

1st check fuse. Then see if power is coming to horn. A simple power checker can be found at most auto parts store. It may also have a horn relay. Look up your wiring at cargrus. If you still have problems contact me back.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 14, 2009

SOURCE: I have a 2006 PT

It sounds like the immobilizer chip in the key has been damaged, and so your car doesn't think it's being started with a valid key. Do you have a second key? Does it start with that one? If so, I'd say you need to replace the key, and they are expensive. Because the 2006 PT has the key, immobilizer and door remote all in one, I think they normally cost close to $200. You may be able to find one cheaper on ebay and program it using the instruction in your manual.

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Output seal leak

Ok Gotcha here we go

  1. Output Shaft has A Brass Bushing in tail shaft housing that supposed to minimize that Play the clearances vary but you R right Shouldn't be a lot of UP-DOWN Play look in to that.
  2. As for the Seal if it got Bent & or the Spring inside it Poped out it Will not Seal
  3. Also If the Yoke Sah A WEAR Channel on it that will Leak Im not sure if they make a SPEEDY SLEVE for yokes or not they do fof HArmonic Ballancers and many other Apps.
  4. Otherwise make sure you have the right seal Look for Part # with a Magnifing Glass the # is on the outside Lip of the seal Strange but TRUE
  5. Again I cant Stress Enough that it HAS TO GO ON STRAIGHT
  6. Also Look for Cracke at the back of thae tail shaft Housing Because if the YOKE is TOO TOO Loose that drive shaft WILL Beat the Seal & Housing into Submision
Other than that It Cant be much more than that . I realy Hope this helps and you can get it takin care of through this, If it Helps PLEASE RATE Me FAIF for this
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