Jeep Jk 3.8 Rear Main Seal Replacement at Eric Phillips blog

Jeep Jk 3.8 Rear Main Seal Replacement. I changed it to walmart super tech brand high mileage. Use a fel pro gasket, the factory replacement will. Now the leak is back. All you have to do is drop the trans inpection cover and the engine oil pan. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. It's likely not the rear main on a 3.8, but instead the upper oil pan gasket. At a small repair shop. I'm actually about to call the dealership to make an appointment for them to replace the rear main seal again. If you have the original seal in there its a rope style seal. I have oil/dust caked all over the timing chain cover, in the intake crevices, and wet oil all around the oil pan (upper and lower). I wanted to ask if. I got quoted 700 for a rear main seal replacement on a 2014 jku and i think it's too high. I may be tackling a rear main seal job soon, but it is not very pressing at the moment. I replaced the rear main seal when i got my jeep and it seemed like the leak stopped for about a month or so. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two.

I wanted to ask if. I have oil/dust caked all over the timing chain cover, in the intake crevices, and wet oil all around the oil pan (upper and lower). All you have to do is drop the trans inpection cover and the engine oil pan. Use a fel pro gasket, the factory replacement will. I replaced the rear main seal when i got my jeep and it seemed like the leak stopped for about a month or so. However my oil pan gasket is. I may be tackling a rear main seal job soon, but it is not very pressing at the moment. I got quoted 700 for a rear main seal replacement on a 2014 jku and i think it's too high. I'm actually about to call the dealership to make an appointment for them to replace the rear main seal again. Now the leak is back.

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Jeep Jk 3.8 Rear Main Seal Replacement I have oil/dust caked all over the timing chain cover, in the intake crevices, and wet oil all around the oil pan (upper and lower). It's likely not the rear main on a 3.8, but instead the upper oil pan gasket. I'm actually about to call the dealership to make an appointment for them to replace the rear main seal again. At a small repair shop. All you have to do is drop the trans inpection cover and the engine oil pan. Use a fel pro gasket, the factory replacement will. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. If you have the original seal in there its a rope style seal. I have oil/dust caked all over the timing chain cover, in the intake crevices, and wet oil all around the oil pan (upper and lower). I changed it to walmart super tech brand high mileage. I wanted to ask if. I may be tackling a rear main seal job soon, but it is not very pressing at the moment. I replaced the rear main seal when i got my jeep and it seemed like the leak stopped for about a month or so. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two. I got quoted 700 for a rear main seal replacement on a 2014 jku and i think it's too high. However my oil pan gasket is.