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Jeep Wrangler Rear Pinion Seal Leaking. I replaced the pinion seal on my rear axle but it still leaks. It looks like it's running. I changed it to walmart super tech brand high mileage. Some reasons for a new seal to be leaking that soon are, a groove in the yoke where the old seal ran. It's not leaking from where the rear main seal should leak from though as you can see the whole front is clean. And check for the preload as far as i. Now it is almost a steady stream of fluid instead of dripping. After you change the seal, you need to install the new pinion nut and torque it to 160ft.lbs. You can do some serious damage by riding around on a bad/leaking pinion seal, i'm in the middle of replacing my front end on my. Come to find out, it's a lot easier to replace the whole shaft than just. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. I just replaced a rear axle shaft due to a leak. A speedy sleeve will correct that. Found two issues, there was a very small groove cut in the output shaft right where the seal made contact and the preload was not. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two.

It's not leaking from where the rear main seal should leak from though as you can see the whole front is clean. I replaced the pinion seal on my rear axle but it still leaks. I just replaced a rear axle shaft due to a leak. A speedy sleeve will correct that. Found two issues, there was a very small groove cut in the output shaft right where the seal made contact and the preload was not. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two. Come to find out, it's a lot easier to replace the whole shaft than just. You can do some serious damage by riding around on a bad/leaking pinion seal, i'm in the middle of replacing my front end on my. And check for the preload as far as i.

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Jeep Wrangler Rear Pinion Seal Leaking It's not leaking from where the rear main seal should leak from though as you can see the whole front is clean. After you change the seal, you need to install the new pinion nut and torque it to 160ft.lbs. And check for the preload as far as i. You can do some serious damage by riding around on a bad/leaking pinion seal, i'm in the middle of replacing my front end on my. Come to find out, it's a lot easier to replace the whole shaft than just. When i bought my jeep, it had a slow seep from the rear main seal. Found two issues, there was a very small groove cut in the output shaft right where the seal made contact and the preload was not. Now it is almost a steady stream of fluid instead of dripping. Left a drop or two on the garage floor every day or two. I replaced the pinion seal on my rear axle but it still leaks. Some reasons for a new seal to be leaking that soon are, a groove in the yoke where the old seal ran. It looks like it's running. I just replaced a rear axle shaft due to a leak. It's not leaking from where the rear main seal should leak from though as you can see the whole front is clean. I changed it to walmart super tech brand high mileage. A speedy sleeve will correct that.