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Slow Rear Diff leak

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Old 03-28-2010, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by kflash
While I was rotating tires today, I noticed a wet area and drip at the front diff cover. I checked the botton 3 bolts and found them to be loose. I tightened them and hope that takes care of things. Gave a quick squirt of fluid in the fill hole to make up for the little that was lost.
Good luck.

My pos solid covers leak EVERYTIME they just graze a rock. Always have loose bolts too.
Old 04-02-2010, 05:47 AM
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Originally Posted by seer1
Call David at http://northridge4x4.com/ He'll fix you right up. I don't see how catching the lip of a quality diff cover is going to cause it to leak. It's gotta be yet another good reason not to use RTV down there.
I used a lubelocker on my last diff fluid chang and liked it. It is alittle pricey but it sure was a quality gasket. It seemed one would really have to screw up torqing the bolts to have the diff leak afterwards.

Question: Has anyone reused a lubelocker? I know the best thing would be to use a new one each time, but just wondering if anyone, maybe on the trail, reused one with success.



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