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TRX100170 - IRD Rear Output Flange Oil Seal

Original price - Original price €3,10
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IRD Rear Output Flange Oil Seal for the Freelander 1 Intermediate Reduction Drive (IRD) unit.

The IRD transfers drive to the rear propshaft and viscous coupling on Freelander 1 models. This seal fits at the rear output pinion of the IRD, retaining lubricant within the unit and preventing oil ingress into the propshaft assembly. A leaking output seal is a common cause of IRD oil loss and resulting unit wear.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1996-2006 — All engines. IRD / transfer box pinion (rear output flange) oil seal.
Alternative Codes
TRX100170

In stock 17 units
16 · Gouda 1 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What is the TRX100170 IRD output flange oil seal and what does it do?
The TRX100170 seals the rear output pinion of the Freelander 1 Intermediate Reduction Drive (IRD), retaining oil inside the unit and preventing leaks into the rear propshaft assembly.
Which vehicle does the TRX100170 seal fit?
The TRX100170 oil seal fits the Freelander 1 (1996-2006), all engines. It sits at the rear output flange of the IRD, which drives the rear propshaft and viscous coupling.
Why does the IRD output seal fail and why does it matter?
A leaking rear output seal is a common cause of oil loss from the Freelander 1 IRD. Running the IRD low on oil typically leads to bearing and gear wear, so a leak should be fixed promptly.
Should I check anything else when fitting this seal?
It's typically worth checking the IRD oil level and condition when renewing the output seal, since a leak usually means the unit has already lost oil that needs topping up or replacing.