LJ 70 Transfer Box

Guest · Nov 21, 2006

My LJ 70 has recently developed an oil laek from the rear oil seal of the tansfer box, no play is evident in the bearing so I want to check the breather to see if it blocked? Can anyone help with the location of the breather? I have had a look but can't see it and the manual I have(Max Ellery) has no mention of it. According to the manual the box is a J30?
Thanks
David
David Charman
LJ 70 Colway A/T's

Guest · Nov 23, 2006

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Hi,
I had a quick look on EPC and found the attached picture of the lj70
transfer box your part I believe is the one marked 36111H or highlighted
black.
Don=92t know If that helps you out or not?
My toy mechanic said my KZJ70 gearbox is leaking to the transfer somehow, I
wonder if a blocked breather is the cause or is anyone else experienced
this? Although strange, I have never ever had a drop of oil on my drive?

Regards

Martin.

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Subject: [ELCO] LJ 70 Transfer Box

My LJ 70 has recently developed an oil laek from the rear oil seal of the
tansfer box, no play is evident in the bearing so I want to check the
breather to see if it blocked? Can anyone help with the location of the
breather? I have had a look but can't see it and the manual I have(Max
Ellery) has no mention of it. According to the manual the box is a J30?

Thanks
David

David Charman
LJ 70 Colway A/T's
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