Shoot! After some more running I see that the new left rear axle seal is leaking a little. There was a bit of wear on the axle where the old seal had run. But there's plenty of room to slide the new-type seal further in and for sure run it where the axle is full diameter. Guess I'll have to pull the axle and bearing quill with seal again, do some careful measuring and move the seal. With no parts to clean up this time and having experience at it, maybe it won't take too long. I don't expect there's any chance it will "wear in" and quit leaking, do you?
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