Technical Gearbox input shaft seal
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Technical Gearbox input shaft seal
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Is it no.2 on this diagram?
Part no. 14454980
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Is it no.2 on this diagram?
Part no. 14454980
21207/01 - TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL UNIT, CASING AND COVERS
FIAT UNO R/89 900-1.0-1.1 (1989-1995)
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Yes but someone told me that you get different seals size because there is 3 different gearbox's for the uno fire 1.1Hi and welcome
Is it no.2 on this diagram?
Part no. 14454980
21207/01 - TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL UNIT, CASING AND COVERS
FIAT UNO R/89 900-1.0-1.1 (1989-1995)
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My gearbox is this type, and thanks for the drawings if I can get the OD and ID of the seal then I can get one I'm from south africa and the spares shop by us don't have that parts on their system and they require a sample I'm still driving the car, and if I have to take the old seal out then I'll be without a car for a few days and Its my everyday car
This page will show you the different gearboxes used in the Uno:
That seal has the same part number for all versions, until it gets deleted in a later revision.
Sorry I don't know the dimensions of the seal, unless searching by part number gives you anything?
It does look like a basic rubber O ring though. When I did my thermostat I found a cracked O ring oil seal and got a replacement from our local hardware store.
That seal has the same part number for all versions, until it gets deleted in a later revision.
Sorry I don't know the dimensions of the seal, unless searching by part number gives you anything?
It does look like a basic rubber O ring though. When I did my thermostat I found a cracked O ring oil seal and got a replacement from our local hardware store.
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Thanks for your help I appreciate it will see if this people can help me with the part numberThis page will show you the different gearboxes used in the Uno:
That seal has the same part number for all versions, until it gets deleted in a later revision.
Sorry I don't know the dimensions of the seal, unless searching by part number gives you anything?
It does look like a basic rubber O ring though. When I did my thermostat I found a cracked O ring oil seal and got a replacement from our local hardware store.
