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diff oil leaking out rear wheel
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diff oil leaking out rear wheel
I'm thinking it's the axle seal. the car is a 92 ln106 lux, just wondering how hard this seal is to change? or if anyone out there has any other ideas as to what's leaking. it's coming out of the centre of the wheel
thanks all
thanks all
is the brake drum full of oil?
sounds like the axle seal ,you will probably find the wheel bearing is stuffed.
when the wheel bearing goes the axle flops around like a kock in a sock
this lets oil by pass the seal because it is not held central then pushes on the seal lip unevenly
normally the seal gets trashed as well
either way its an axle out jobby
sounds like the axle seal ,you will probably find the wheel bearing is stuffed.
when the wheel bearing goes the axle flops around like a kock in a sock
this lets oil by pass the seal because it is not held central then pushes on the seal lip unevenly
normally the seal gets trashed as well
either way its an axle out jobby
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Yeah sounds like an axle seal.
Here's a good write up on how to go about it:
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/maintenan ... l_bearing/
Here's a good write up on how to go about it:
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/maintenan ... l_bearing/
I've done my bearings on my rn105, and had some trouble getting that retaining ring off, if you don't have the gear, take it to an engineering place or mechanic, but if u are set on doing it yourself, I ground donw 2 sides of the ring till it was paper thin ro the axle, and it dropped off, but u also gotta got the new one without damaging it as the seal runs on it. good luck
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thanks all.. changed it last weekend and the drum was full of oil. beat the axle on a bit of wood real hard to get that retaining ring off (didn't want to damage the axle.. read that if you Nick the axle at all you weaken it substantially..) "found" a suitable pole to use to smack the new one on and presto!! nice and easy! but I haven't felt enticed enough to do the other side yet :p.. getting that ring off was a biatch..
anyhoo thanks all for your input. much appreciated
anyhoo thanks all for your input. much appreciated
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