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  1. #1 Transaxel output shaft bearing and seal replacment 
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    Morning,

    About 3-4 months ago I replaced both CV shafts on my '02 GTP due to both boots being torn. Shortly after that I've been having to add a bit (1/4 qt) tranny fluid every 2 weeks or so. From what I can tell it looks like it may be leaking from the passenger side of the transmission right where the CV shaft goes in. Is there a chance I might have damaged the bearing/seal on that side? If so does anyone have any form of a wright-up or how-to on it. The only thing I'm finding is how-to on wheel bearing and the shaft itself.

    Any and all help/suggestions/info would be greatly appreciated.

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    Yes. I did the first time I changed mine. Seal costs 8 bucks at a dealership...what kinda car u have? If u got a gxp buy the seal from a dealer all the parts store carries the wrong one
    http://www.grandprixforums.net/my-06-gp-gxp-72403.html
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    It's a 02 Grand Prix GTP.

    Is this a job that can be done with the engine/tranny in the car? I would love to see some kind of a wright up on it. Or at least a few things to look for.
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    Yea can be easily done with all that in...hold on I'll post some links
    http://www.grandprixforums.net/my-06-gp-gxp-72403.html
    OBX headers, TEP tranny cooler, ls1 IM fuel rails and injectors, ls2 TB, ls7 MAF, full custom exhaust, Quad retro headlights, full out front and rear suspension work, tuned by HPT by me 8====>

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    Any luck on those threads?
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    O **** my bad I completely forgot about those
    http://www.grandprixforums.net/my-06-gp-gxp-72403.html
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    Well I can't find any pics. But its simple. If u changed ur own CV shaft u should be able to do it. A flat head screw driver to pry the old seal out and its kinda a pain to remove but it'll come out.
    For installing the new one u can a) rent an actual seal installer or B) use the socket u used for taking the CV shaft nut off to gently tap the new seal into place. The trick is to apply pressure all the way around and tap it in. I used a rubber mallet with the socket to do it
    http://www.grandprixforums.net/my-06-gp-gxp-72403.html
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