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what is causing this?

don't know which seal this is that is causing this? i know its a seal but whats the name of it?



 
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Where is the pic?
 
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can you not see them? i posted 4.
 
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Now you did.

Pinion seal maybe.
 
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it appears to be the pinion seal
 
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what they said...
 
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ditto
 
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do i have to open up the differential to get to it or can i just remove the drive shaft to get to it?
 
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Driveshaft pinion nut and pinion yoke. That's it.
 
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remove shaft, use 34 or 32 mm impact socket to remove nut, slide yoke out, remove old seal, install new seal, install yoke and driveshaft. top off diff fluid. 45 mins worth of work man.

i've done it twice.
 
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alright this is why i love RF fast answers with alot of knowledge. really appreciate it guys
 
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then pry it out with a screw driver
 
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Originally Posted by Downey
then pry it out with a screw driver
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Pinion Seal. A screw driver and a hammer or a chisel and a hammer work best to get it out. The correct procedure involves installing a new crush sleeve and re-torquing to the correct turning torque, but you can do it the way everyone else said and it should be fine.
 
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i have the "Chiltons" method of removing/installing the seal. I can either e-mail you or post it on here.
 
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