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28 40 050 Replacing radial shaft seal for clutch cover (GS7D36SG)

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Special tools required 

IMPORTANT: It is essential to adhere to conditions of absolute cleanliness.
Any dirty parts must be cleaned before removing the clutch cover.

Necessary preliminary work 

To prevent the transmission oil from spilling out, tilt the gearbox back before removing the clutch cover.

Installation note: 

After completion of work, check TRANSMISSION OIL LEVEL .

Use only the approved gear oil for dual clutch transmission.

Failure to comply with this instruction will result in serious damage to the twin clutch transmission.

Use a suitable tool to take the radial shaft seal (1) off the clutch cover.

IMPORTANT: Risk of damage:
Damage to the clutch cover will result in oil leaks!
If the CLUTCH COVER  was damaged on removing the radial shaft seal, it is imperative  that the cover be replaced.
Fig 1: Removing Radial Shaft Seal From Clutch Cover Using Suitable Tool
G06905120Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Place the clutch cover (1) out flat on a workbench.

IMPORTANT: Pay attention to lug (2).

Coat sealing lips of radial shaft seal with transmission oil.

Press the radial shaft seal (3) lightly into the clutch cover.

Fig 2: Identifying Clutch Cover, Lug And Radial Shaft Seal
G06905121Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Use special tool 242 370 to drive the radial shaft seal into the clutch cover until the sealing ring is flush.

Fig 3: Driving Radial Shaft Seal Into Clutch Cover Using Special Tools 24 2 370
G06905122Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Use a suitable tool to take the O-ring of the clutch cover out of the groove.

Use a lint-free cloth to remove oil contamination from the O-ring groove.

Installation note: 

Replace O-ring.

Coat O-ring with transmission oil before installing.

Fig 4: Removing Clutch Cover O-Ring From Groove Using Suitable Tool
G06905123Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.