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Leaking 99 ZF trans

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a leak near a connector on the passenger side of the trans. This is a ZF trans in the 1999 996�s. I know there is the replacement part in the later Mercedes tiptronic. Is there a seal or replacement part to fix this. I tried to take good pictures but it was tough. Thanks Joey

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There is a revised clamp part: 986 397 018 01 Also, two O-rings that are used: 986 397 017 00

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Does the clamp just hold the connector in place? Remove the clamp and I can change out the 2 O rings? These is not much room up there. Thanks again Joey

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