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> Dumb Question but what is this?, Looking under my 73/74 1.7L noticing oil
thecleanoutking
post Jan 13 2025, 10:21 PM
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As I get to know and love this 914 I bought back in July. I was looking around underneath yesterday and noticed an oil drip around a part I don't really know what it is??

Sorry just not that familiar with these cars thought maybe some of you could tell me a bit about what I'm looking at and where oil might be coming from..

I think its either a transmission breather or some kind of external filter??

Before I remove that clamp and look at what's there thought I might ask here first..

The oil seems to be coming from above it..Attached Image
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dax1969
post Jan 14 2025, 04:41 AM
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Good day,

Had a leak there as well. Replaced the shaft seal and the rubber ring. Take it apart and you will see.

note : a friend of mine had a leak coming from one of the studs. He took the stud out and re-installed with some sealer.

btw, the black crud is some kind of protection the factory applied to the transmission. It's some kind of tar that I painstakingly removed by chipping it away. I thought it was hardened grease but nope..

good luck
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