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Re: Replacing Rear Axle Seals |
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Not to replace the seal. If I recall correctly you just pull the axle out, replace the seal and put it back in. You only need to cut the collar to replace the wheel bearing.
Since I didn't want to replace the bearings, I used to just pack low-temp wheel bearing grease in the old bearing and on the seal which quiets it down and stops the leak for another year ...
The 1975-up axles have two seals; I've never worked on one of those.
Posted on: 2006/4/23 2:17
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Replacing Rear Axle Seals |
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Do I need to replace and cut the old locking/bearing collar by cold chisel ?
or I dot have to?
are the seals available at repco/auto parts store ?
cheers
Posted on: 2006/4/23 2:10
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