Transmission Shaft seals gasket washer kenmore leak
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2017
- Replacing transmission shaft seal and clutch seal in a leaking washer
Buy parts here amzn.to/2CmA88z inner
and here amzn.to/2Cl5Mn5 upper
this is when you replaced pump and still leaks
replaced main tub seal and still leaks
leaks only on full or medium size load
not on smaller loads
stop the leaks from transmission
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Thank you! I’m going through the exact same problem. I thought it was the tub seal at first. So I replaced it and it was still leaking. I noticed the shaft seals did not look very good as I was putting it back together. So now I know how to replace the shaft seals. Thanks again.
FYI: parts suppliers are not showing that part number for the upper seal. I believe sears deleted that part so DIY would not rebuild 70 or 80 series washers.
You have the best video for this! THANK YOU, the only video for this! And I knew you were right when you said that smaller loads did not leak... and I see you have that black goo over everything too. My washer is 23 years old! You made my day with this. I also replaced the tub seal. Same problem. Exactly.. thanks!
Please like and share, I wanted to share because I did not find a video showing the leaks from transmission, thanks
cartonvera, your video is the only one online dealing with these seals and oil leaking from this area. I reassembled everything and a dribble of grease water came out... now I AM WORRYING!
@@cartonvera muchos gracias...even tho I did this years ago it's nice to go over a video first to gear yourself up for the task ahead...
Please like. That's the way to move it up the searches. Thanks
Thanks for giving me the push I needed to do this repair to my washer.
Keep those old top load Whirlpool washers. They last forever. The newer front load high efficiency units don't last.
Im doing this now but you did not show how you removed the old seals but the video did help somewhat thanks
if you are doing this step, you should know how to disassembly or you can look up how to take apart everything, thanks
@@cartonvera I'm a novice at this type of issue but I've replaced my tub seal and it still leaks. I ran across your video but I can't find anything about the disassembly/reassembly so I'm afraid to try this fix.
When I made the video I was assuming people were able to disassemble up to this point. It is not hard at all. Order the 2 seals I provided you in description and links. Lower the transmission and also clutch. You have to take tub out and tilt washer. Also take motor and pump out. Not hard at all
Please like my video thanks
Thank you for this video. I'll give this a shot of the tub seal doesn't work.
I want this piece I didn't get it on amazon ?
I had to clean out the grease it was full of soap and lint and dog hair where do you put new grease and how much and where do you get it. I am new at this (59 year old woman) never did this before, kind of fun but 23 years worth of gunk to clean out, yuck! Broken clutch, direct drive coupling shredded, agitator washer shot... fun weekend!
What if u are leaking oil not water from the same area?Can't find a video for leaking oil from that area.
When You have an oil leakage inside the tub yo Will need to change the Upper seal, when it leaks oil out of the tub it could be an issue with the gear case seals.
Great video
Gracias.
If you go on Craigslist, OfferUp, LetGo, etc., you will find people are always giving away free "broken" washing machines. I just take the parts from the free broken washing machines and fix my own washing machine for free.
Upper and lower shaft seals.
FUCK. I have the same washer made by whirlpool. The shaft seals are surrounded by huge amounts of rust.
The tubing is called a BASKET DRIVE and the screw next to it is a DRIVE BLOCK.