Car ws ok , before losing of gearbox bottom to

not referring to your particular vehicle such jobs are doable, just google HOW TO CHANGE OIL SEALED GEARBOX

Start by taking a look at tje link below


http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=1036194

petrolheads seems to be a good website in regard to automotive queries

There is a seal in the gearbox and this has been damaged so oil is leaking past it out of the gearbox. You will have to carefully replace this seal, to do this you need to take the gearbox out of the car, put it on a bench and carefully remove the old seal and press in a new one.

There is an oil seal on the gearbox/transaxle input shaft. If this has failed it will leak oil on to the clutch.It might be able to be replaced by just removing the gearbox again to access the seal. Most likely though is, the gearbox will need to be opened up to replace it.

usual cause is the rear crankshaft seal. Engine must be disassembled to replace. :o(

if engine oil then it's the rear crank shaft seal and if it's gearbox oil then it's your gearbox seal.Either way you will have to pull your gearbox apart.

It seems oil level is low in your gearbox, and it most likely leaking from adapter bushing ( where cable is connected to gearbox).
You need to replace seals or complete bushing and correct oil level.
Better if you visit your mechanic.

Could be the crank oil seal, behind the flywheel, leaking oil onto the clutch assembly. Check oil level and look under the engine for oil droplets on the engine/gearbox joint or the underpan and crossmembers.

Hi, if the ar was garaged over 6 years, then you must definitely add oil to the gearbox. probably there is none in it. Generally if you stop a RR Silver Shadow or , stop the car for some months, it will once you drove some km and stop again, lose about 0,5 liter of gear oil. That is the joint that is between engine and gearbox that gets dry. The problem will stop over about a week of usage.

If you can see the crack plainly, you will need to have a transmission shop fix it for you or your isuzu dealer, good luck.
but it may have just the rear seal on the transmission started leaking, and where the castings come together, looks like a crack, and just replace the seal.
good luck;)

hi from uk if your oil ? leak is from rear of engine area ? but you say oil level in engine is ok? and not needed to top up ? then i would check the gearbox/transmission oil level? for any loss? asap it may be your leak is coming from g/box/transmission front seal ? but either way gearbox will have to come out do be able to replace both rear engine crank seal and g/box front seal at the same time ? hope this helps you don;t delay in topping oil level in trans ?