The automatic transmission oil seal is an elastic part designed to eliminate possible gaps between the pan and the gearbox. The use of a oil seal allows, due to a snug fit, to prevent the ingress of lubricating fluids and impurities contained in them onto the mechanisms and components of the vehicle.

1. 190 (W201)
2. 190 Saloon (W201)
3. 123 Saloon (W123)
4. 123 T-Model (S123)
5. 123 Break (S123)
6. 124 Saloon (W124)
7. E-CLASS (W124)
8. E-CLASS Saloon (W124)
9. 124 T-Model (S124)
10. 124 Break (S124)
11. E-CLASS T-Model (S124)
12. E-CLASS Break (S124)
13. S-CLASS (W126)
14. S-CLASS Saloon (W126)
15. 123 Coupe (C123)
16. 124 Coupe (C124)
17. E-CLASS Convertible (A124)
18. E-CLASS Coupe (C124)
19. 124 Convertible (A124)
20. S-CLASS Coupe (C126)
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The operation of an automatic transmission oil seal

The oil seal is located in the car in the gap between the gearbox and the sump. This part prevents oil and the slurry it contains from entering the key components of the car, thereby preventing unpleasant malfunctions. Quite often, motorists neglect the use of oil seals in favor of sealant, which is far from the best solution.

The VAICO brand Oil Seal, automatic transmission is made of a special shrinkable material, the properties of which prevent oil leakage. But, like any other part of a car, this spare part is inevitably subject to wear during operation. It, in turn, is fraught with a loss of elasticity of the product and the appearance of cracks, which prevents the full fulfillment of the tasks assigned to the oil seal.