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10-13-2003, 12:10 AM
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603 IP manual stop lever shaft seal
I took apart what I could of the stop lever to see what kind of seal is involved. First thing is a locking bolt similar to the one on the tranny end of the shift rod. Then there's an e-clip and washer. There's an o-ring inset in the 17mm head hollow bolt that serves as a bearing for the stop lever shaft. The o-ring is a little stiff but still has a round cross section and doesn't have cracks. If there's an inner seal, I don't see it. The shaft flops around when the hollow bolt is out. What's curious is that it looks like the seal holds in oil I'm pretty sure what's leaking out is fuel. Does this make sense? Could there be an internal leak? There's no evidence of fuel in the engine sump. Any thoughts?
Thanks, Sixto 95 S420 91 300SE 87 300SDL 83 300SD Last edited by sixto; 10-17-2003 at 02:53 AM. 
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10-17-2003, 02:28 AM
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Hey Sixto,
Got the same "problem". And I saw more 603's leaking there. At my IP it is really a very little leak : I clean it once a week and the IP stays dry at the exterior ( and I am driving 800km a week ). But I should like to fix it anyway : it's the only place / item leaking on my 603 so... Would you not take in consideration to replace the O-ring? It is not because it's looking OK that it is still sealing up! Let us know your sollution! Danny
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