Checking the rubber seals of the drive axle shafts (VW Transporter T4)

1. Place the machine on stands.

2. Make sure there are no visible oil marks on or around the cuffs.

3. Check the reliability of the clamps.

4. Check the rubber of the cuffs (arrows) for porosity and cracks with a lamp. Replace cracked axle shaft covers without delay.

5. If the cuff is sucked in by the vacuum or is defective, it must be replaced immediately.

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The text has been checked: Orlov Dmitry

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Checking the rubber seals of the drive axle shafts (VW Transporter T4)

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