Jay, that will definitely do it! Any trans parts house should be bale to get that bushing -- it's just a drive-in sleeve type. I had to replace the bushing on my AW4 for the same reason. The seal won't stay sealed because of the vibration either. With the shaft off you just have to remove the speedo cable and four bolts holding the tailshaft housing on. -------- Date: Monday, March 5, 2007 04:31 PM From: Jay Ciampi <jciampi@xxxxxxxx> When I took the driveshaft off the car yesterday, I found my tranny oil leak (I believe) as fluid dripped out of the back to the tailshaft. I had the seal replaced back when the u-joints were replaced. It is still leaking. Someone suggested maybe the bushing associate with the seal is worn out and letting the driveshaft wobble around inside, thereby ruining the seal again. Any thoughts on this? This is a T-35 tranny, so I am told. I haven't found the ID plate on the tranny yet. What I wouldn't give to have a nice lift in my back yard. crawling on my back under a car on jackstands at my age is not fun. _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.amc-list.com/mailman/listinfo/amc-list