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Rear main or stationary gear seal ?

   
Old Apr 14, 2016 | 11:59 PM
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Rear main or stationary gear seal ?
Is this a rear main or stationary gear seal leak?

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Kinda looks like both looks like the team main leaks a little and the stationary leak a little more. Why not change both to be on the safe side seeing you already have access to it?
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Kinda looks like both looks like the team main leaks a little and the stationary leak a little more. Why not change both to be on the safe side seeing you already have access to it?
I am going to. O-ring on order. I'm just hesitant/scared from all the posts I searched
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