SEAT Workshop Service and Repair Manuals

Removing and installing oil seals at clutch end Removing and installing dual clutch, gearboxes made from 06.2011 → Chapter. Removing and installing dual clutch, gearboxes made up to 05.2011 → Chapter.

There are 2 radial oil seals in gearbox at clutch end. Both oil seals can be renewed without gearbox being dismantled. If only oil seals are renewed, there is not need to adjust clutch. Consult the equivalence table for tools and equipment according to applicability among Seat / VW / Audi / Skoda → Chapter.

Special tools and workshop equipment required

t	Seal extractor -T10420-

t	pressure tool -T10421-

t	Extractor -T20143/2-

t	Tube element -VW 415 A-

Prerequisite: Dual clutch has been removed.    On gearboxes with date of manufacture 05.2011 → Chapter.    On gearboxes with date of manufacture from 06.2011 → Chapter   Caution It is essential to check the clutch in case of leaks. Renew double clutch if it is oily.

–  Remove the outer seal by levering with extractor -T20143/2-.

–  Drive in outer, »new« oil seal with a plastic mallet until flush with clutch housing. l  Shoulder of pipe section -VW 415 A- points upwards -arrow-.   WARNING Only drive in oil seal until flush, in order to avoid closing off oil drilling located behind it. Otherwise, bearing can no longer be supplied with enough oil. –  Unscrew spindle of oil seal extractor -T10420-.

–  Screw oil seal extractor -T10420- into »small«, inner oil seal. Press puller when doing this. Puller will become very tightly clamped when turning oil seal. You can »feel« when oil seal starts to turn in its seat as well.

–  Now screw in spindle. –  Pull out oil seal using spindle.

–  Knock in »new« oil seal up to stop. –  Install dual clutch → Chapter.   Note In event of complaint due to „leaks“, it may be a tip to take a look at the crankshaft of the engine. –  Install gearbox → Chapter.