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LR005024G - Seal Assembly - Oil

Original price - Original price €26,60
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€26,60
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Brand Corteco
Seal Assembly - Oil
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 2007-2016 (L316) — MT82 6-speed manual gearbox, from (V)7A000001. All engines. Oil seal for the gearbox input (primary) shaft, in the manual transaxle case (JLR: Seal - Input Shaft, callout 9).
Alternative Codes
LR005024GLR005024

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Frequently asked questions

What does this oil seal do?
This oil seal is the gearbox input (primary) shaft seal for the MT82 6-speed manual fitted to the Defender (2007-2016, from VIN 7A000001). It seals around the input shaft where it enters the gearbox, keeping transmission oil in and dirt out. A failed seal typically leaks oil onto the clutch.
Where is this seal located?
This seal sits on the gearbox input shaft, at the front of the MT82 manual transaxle case behind the clutch, on the Defender 2007-2016. Land Rover lists it as the input shaft seal, callout 9. The gearbox has to come out to reach it.
When should this input shaft seal be replaced?
Replace this input shaft seal if you find transmission oil leaking around the bellhousing or contaminating the clutch on the MT82 Defender. It's also worth renewing whenever the gearbox is out for a clutch job, since access is free at that point.
Should this seal be replaced during clutch work?
Replace this input shaft seal as standard during a clutch change on the MT82 Defender. The gearbox is already removed, so fitting a fresh seal costs little and prevents a future oil leak onto the new clutch. A leaking seal typically ruins clutch friction material.