Causes of Pinion Seal Leak
07-31-2006, 08:56 PM
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Causes of Pinion Seal Leak
I just had my rear end rebuilt with all new bearings, posi, and yukon gears. I have less than 100 miles and it has began leaking from the pinion area.
I want to know what can cause this. Can it be from a bad housing? Drive shaft too long? Im so frustrated right now because until I get it fixed, I cant put the miles on the truck to break the rear end so I can put it on the dyno and have it tuned so I can go past 2500rpm.
I want to know what can cause this. Can it be from a bad housing? Drive shaft too long? Im so frustrated right now because until I get it fixed, I cant put the miles on the truck to break the rear end so I can put it on the dyno and have it tuned so I can go past 2500rpm.
07-31-2006, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by trever1t
Sorry to hear you're having troubles 
. Is the shop that installed your LSD and gears going to take care of it?
. Is the shop that installed your LSD and gears going to take care of it?Im sure he will take care of it, but I am debating whether to take to driveline specialties and pay out of my own pocket to fix it.
) down here, and his prices are very reasonable.
07-31-2006, 10:30 PM
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honestly if you have and 11mm wrench a screwdriver pieve of wood hammer and access to an impact you can easilly do this yourself
or a breaker bar and tq wrench if you can keep the wheels locked e brake or on the ground
or a breaker bar and tq wrench if you can keep the wheels locked e brake or on the ground
