Purpose and location of the Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal
The Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal is a rubber seal installed on the drive shaft to prevent transmission fluid leakage. It is located at the point where the drive shaft exits the gearbox housing.
Types and sizes of Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seals
For Hyundai Solaris, one type of automatic transmission drive oil seal is used with the following dimensions:
*Inner diameter: 27mm
*Outer diameter: 42mm
*Thickness: 7mm
Symptoms of wear or damage to the Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal
* Leakage of transmission fluid from under the oil seal
* Humming or vibration coming from the drive
* Reduced transmission fluid level
* Gear shift faults
Causes of wear or damage to the Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal
*Natural wear and tear over time
* Drive overheating
* Damage to the drive shaft
* Incorrect installation or use of a low-quality oil seal
Replacing the Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal
Replacing the Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal is a technically complex procedure that requires special tools and knowledge. It is recommended that you have this procedure performed by a qualified mechanic.
Tools and materials required to replace the Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal:
* Wrench set
* Socket heads
* Screwdriver
* CV joint puller
* New drive seal
* Cleaning agent
* Sealant
Steps to replace the Hyundai Solaris automatic transmission drive oil seal:
1. Prepare the vehicle by placing it on a lift or jacks.
2. Remove the wheel from the drive side you are replacing.
3. Disconnect the drive from the wheel hub.
4. Remove the retaining ring from the outer CV joint.
5. Remove the drive from the gearbox housing.
6. Remove the old oil seal from the drive shaft.
7. Clean the seating surface on the shaft and gearbox housing.
8. Apply a small amount of sealant to the outer edge of the new oil seal.
9. Install a new oil seal on the drive shaft.
10. Insert the drive back into the transmission housing.
11. Install the stand ring on the outer CV joint.
12. Connect the drive to the wheel hub.
13. Reinstall the wheel.
14. Check the transmission fluid level and add it if necessary.
15. Reset fault codes if they appeared during the repair process.