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H rear axle leak need experience advice
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Posted by ChrisL on June 10, 2006 at 06:59:23 from (205.188.116.133):
I thought I was doing a good deed by replacing the gear oil in the differential of my 43 H, what I took out of there was the consistency of mud �however after dumping in 6 gallons of new gear oil, I find that I have a pretty major leak (drip drip drip) at the left inboard axle carrier housing. Reading my service manual it appears that I can pull the tire, outer bearing assembly and get the housing off to get at the gasket. If anyone has accomplished this I would appreciate any advice before starting�.and a few questions: Can I just slide if out enough to clean and apply RTV Should I purchase a new OEM gasket? is there a kit containing the felt washer, oil seal, �etc. (I guess I should look on this site) or can I make gaskets or use liquid gasket stuff. thanks in advance
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