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Author: Subject: T9 selector shaft sealing.
GeoffT

posted on 13/12/05 at 12:11 PM Reply With Quote
T9 selector shaft sealing.

Hi folks,
I'm in the process of fitting a Caterham (k-series) bellhousing to a Ford T9 gearbox at the moment, I've noticed that the Caterham b/h makes no provision for sealing the selector shaft, where it pokes through the front of the gearbox casing.

I'm slightly concerned by this, as the Ford bellhousings do provide a seal at this point. It may be that very little oil manages to find it's way through here, and I'm worrying unnecessarily, but it'd good to hear that confirmed. Any experiences out there at all?






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mookaloid

posted on 13/12/05 at 12:38 PM Reply With Quote
in my experience the type 9 box is just about impossible to make it completely oil tight!

Cheers

Mark

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rusty

posted on 13/12/05 at 12:45 PM Reply With Quote
Our 4AGE bellhousing does not seal it as such it just has a dent in the housing to cover it up.

Why does it have to stick out anyway it seams abit of a silly desgine

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NS Dev

posted on 13/12/05 at 12:48 PM Reply With Quote
The gasket between the bellhousing and gearbox normally seals it. I forgot the gasket once and it peed oil out! You certainly need to seal it!
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GeoffT

posted on 13/12/05 at 03:23 PM Reply With Quote
Cheers all, looks like I'll have to work out some method for sealing this. Probably serves me right for using crappy old C******* parts on a quality vehicle like a Locost.......
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