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Leakin axle seal

Tech Talk for Mitsubishi owners.

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Post by 88pajero »

As a result of not extending my diff breathers I have sprung a leak, I imagine its just a seal.
My diff oil is coming out of the little hole in the hub, I presume quite a few others have had this same prob. My question is if it is just a seal what is the easiest way to put a new one in? Or is it a whole new wheel bearing job?
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Post by Adomw »

If it's like mine, pull the axel out, and the seal is in the end of the diff housing, pick it out, and install the new one.

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Post by J Top »

Also check that the oil has not washed the grease out of your axle bearing as this will fail. You can sometimes get grease back into the bearing with a needle point grease gun
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