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2003 Expedition Rear Axle Seal Leak...Normal???
2003 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer. Only 21,500 miles. Both rear axle seals replaced 3 times already by Ford dealer. Truck stored in cold garage when not driven (temps down -50 sometimes). Looks like they are leaking again. Do you think is normal? Is there a better seal available out there?
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No leak is normal, take it to anoyher shop or replace them yourself to make sure its done and done correctly.
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Harleys are the only domestic vehicles where an oil leak is normal.
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Possibly bearings have to much play?
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sounds like the Diff vent is plugged.
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sounds like the Diff vent is plugged.
That is the most logical explaination, check the vent hose for kinks or other stoppages.
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