Description:

The fluid coupling seal in a Mitsubishi automatic transmission (AT) is a sealing device that prevents oil from leaking from the fluid coupling that connects the engine and transmission.

Design:

The seal is usually made of rubber and has a metalized frame for added strength. It is shaped like a collar with one or two sealing lips that seal tightly against the fluid coupling shaft to prevent leakage.

Function:

The main function of the fluid coupling oil seal is:

* Preventing transmission oil leakage from the fluid coupling
* Protect internal automatic transmission components from contamination and moisture

Types:

There are several types of fluid coupling seals for Mitsubishi automatic transmissions:

* Single lip: Have one sealing lip
*Double Lip: Features two sealing lips for improved sealing performance
* With boot: They have an additional protective cover (boot) that prevents the ingress of dirt and dust

Replacement:

Replacing a Mitsubishi automatic transmission fluid coupling oil seal is a complex task that requires special tools and knowledge. It is recommended to have this work done by an experienced mechanic.

Symptoms of malfunction:

A fluid coupling seal can fail for several reasons, including:

* Wear
*Damage
*Installing the wrong type of oil seal

A faulty fluid coupling seal can result in the following symptoms:

*Transmission oil leak
* Jerks when changing gears
*Transmission slippage

Service:

To ensure optimal operation of the automatic transmission, the fluid coupling seal should be checked regularly and replaced if necessary. Usually replacement is recommended every 60,000-100,000 km.

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