Diff holding pressure
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Diff holding pressure
Ok i was wondering if anybody has had this problem? I went for a ride and maybe boosted like 20 times that day and came back home. I went to look at my rear end and noticed my diff oil seal where leaking both side.So i was thinking of ordering new ones. Anyways i decided to take another look after three days and open the fill port. At that point i noticed air purge out like opening a sode can slowly. I quickly looked at the service manual noticed a breather valve on top of diff needed to be cleaned so i remove and open it up and was slightly dirty but nothing that could cause it not to function. So is the diff pose to hold pressure or not ? Also do you think that could have made my seal leak and stop leaking after three days ?Thanks for any help
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Already did that and even took it apart everthing looks in order. My question is it pose to hold pressure like that or not? I am going to put it back together tonight and see if it still does it. thanks Radt
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no it is not supposed to hold pressure. the breather is supposed to vent. if i remember correctly there is a little plate thing with a slot on the bottom in front of the breather. If it's holding pressure and you didn't change anything or unclog the breather then it's probably not fixed, unless u somehow unclogged it without knowing it.
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i blow on it and it's pretty hard to open it up but it opens. i have another diff and pull that one off and it did the same thing. i was wondering if the baffle in the diff can become clog. but when i look though the drain port looks brand new in there and no dirt.
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