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TR6 TR6 rear pinion seal
- Thread starter edkap2002
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I have no tr6 experience, but I have removed many by taking the flange off (be sure to mark the parts and count turns for reassembly) and sticking a stout screw driver between the pinion and seal and then under one side of the seal to pry out the old seal.
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This is what I used to pulled the seal on a TR4, TR3A and a Big Healey...
www.harborfreight.com
Don't forget to drain the diff first. Or don't... and it will be self-draining in that case.
Seal Puller with 2 Tips
Amazing deals on this Seal Puller W/ 2 Tips at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
www.harborfreight.com
Don't forget to drain the diff first. Or don't... and it will be self-draining in that case.