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Old 10-30-2024, 05:50 PM
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Hello,
I noticed that some oil accumulating around the back of my transmission cover, I pulled it off and I didn’t see anything that really jumped out at me as being a point of failure. The only place I noticed is the input shaft being a little damp, the top of the trans seems to be more coated in oil though. So my questions are,
1.) is there any other place on these that commonly leaks?
2.) How difficult is this part to replace?
I haven’t looked in any parts books/service manuals yet to see how it all comes apart yet. One thing that’s been on my list the past few months is to service the hydro anyway so now is as good a time as any, I’ll pick up a filter while I’m at it.
After this issue is fixed I’m planning to pull the deck off and refresh it and repaint it.
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Looking at your pictures... it seems pretty dry to me. It is normal to have very minor seepage where dirt/grass accumulate around it over long period of time.

You didn't show pictures of oil on your back cover. There's an oil reservoir behind that. Was there wet film or was it simply seepage that dirt/grass accumulated over time? What about oil on floor where you park? If there's just minor seepage , I'm not concern about it. Where there's wet film or drops on floor.... I'd be paying attention. Common areas of leaks are cork gasket and relief valves.
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Agree with Billy-O.
Quit looking for monsters hiding under the bed and get started on the deck.
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Looking at your pictures... it seems pretty dry to me. It is normal to have very minor seepage where dirt/grass accumulate around it over long period of time.

You didn't show pictures of oil on your back cover. There's an oil reservoir behind that. Was there wet film or was it simply seepage that dirt/grass accumulated over time? What about oil on floor where you park? If there's just minor seepage , I'm not concern about it. Where there's wet film or drops on floor.... I'd be paying attention. Common areas of leaks are cork gasket and relief valves.
I think I may have misspoke on where the leak is, The place I was trying to describe is the "center driveshaft cover" between the seat and dash. You can slightly see where there is some film/oil on the frame in the second picture. I'll try to grab some better pictures this evening.
I think relief valves may be a decent bet, as they do seem to have some oil and accumulation on them.
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Looking at your pictures... it seems pretty dry to me. It is normal to have very minor seepage where dirt/grass accumulate around it over long period of time.

You didn't show pictures of oil on your back cover. There's an oil reservoir behind that. Was there wet film or was it simply seepage that dirt/grass accumulated over time? What about oil on floor where you park? If there's just minor seepage , I'm not concern about it. Where there's wet film or drops on floor.... I'd be paying attention. Common areas of leaks are cork gasket and relief valves.
This was my first thought too when looking at the pictures. I would spray it with degreaser, and rinse it off, if you don't have a pressure washer a garden hose will do. If it's not getting wet with oil to the point of dripping on the floor there's no point trying to find and fix such a small seepage. It may have taken years to get that dirty. Additionally, I see more rust than oil.
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