Posted by Cub149 on April 11, 2010 at 12:16:39 from (98.17.210.230):
In Reply to: 350U Axle Seal posted by Andy Martin on April 11, 2010 at 11:13:01:
Max(ia) said: (quoted from post at 19:13:01 04/11/10) Rear axle seal leaking. Is this a major project to replace? Also, what fluids are used in Trans. and Rear End. Thanks
If you have a T/A, you should use Hy-Tran or equivilent. If not, 80w90 gear lube is a substitute. You need to take off the wheel, then remove the center bolt from the hub. The hub is splined to the axle and needs to be pulled off. Then the four bolts on the bearing retainer where you will find the seal. Also need the O-ring type gasket to seal the splines and either gasket or silicone for the bearing retainer.
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