Rear axle leak?
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Make sure that the vent is clear. Left side of picture, where the brake line junction is. That hose going upwards.
If plugged, differential fluid could be forced past the axle seals and get on the brake shoes.
Cover gasket is easy enough to replace. Some use a RTV type of sealer.
If plugged, differential fluid could be forced past the axle seals and get on the brake shoes.
Cover gasket is easy enough to replace. Some use a RTV type of sealer.
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Make sure that the vent is clear. Left side of picture, where the brake line junction is. That hose going upwards.
If plugged, differential fluid could be forced past the axle seals and get on the brake shoes.
Cover gasket is easy enough to replace. Some use a RTV type of sealer.
If plugged, differential fluid could be forced past the axle seals and get on the brake shoes.
Cover gasket is easy enough to replace. Some use a RTV type of sealer.
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