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Squealing Rear Axle on H
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Posted by Dave in CT on July 30, 2005 at 18:29:10 from (4.245.206.58):
H clutch-pedal side rear axle squeals while moving in reverse. Same side has had a trans oil leak from the bearing retainer. Shot about 20 strokes of grease (small caulk-cylinder-sized grease gun) into zerk in retainer and then ran it in 4th for about 100 yds - thinking the slow work I'd been doing (log skidding) hadn't thrown enough oil up there. The squeal went away for one day and now is back. All my shots of grease havn't spit any grease out the outer seal. Do I need to add more until that happens? Does this symptem indicate: 1) I should add grease until I see it oozing out of the bearing retainer 2) new seal time 3) new bearing and seal time Thanks for your time.
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