What is most likely leaking here (rear differential) ?
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What is most likely leaking here (rear differential) ?
I took my car out for the first time in a while, drove it about 100 miles this morning.
When I parked it, I noticed a smell of burnt oil, which I have smelled on occasion a few times but always attributed to a small pan leak I have, getting onto the exhaust. However, this picture seems to show a leak on the right side of the differential or inboard CV joint....?
When I parked it, I noticed a smell of burnt oil, which I have smelled on occasion a few times but always attributed to a small pan leak I have, getting onto the exhaust. However, this picture seems to show a leak on the right side of the differential or inboard CV joint....?
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Based ONLY on your picture, the only other thing it might be is a failed differential bushing leaking down from above. But that would be easy to check.
It really does look like an axle seal to me too. It's not a bad job.
--------> https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/replacing-rear-axle-side-seals-517073/
It really does look like an axle seal to me too. It's not a bad job.
--------> https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/replacing-rear-axle-side-seals-517073/
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If you go thru Malloy, he'll know what you need. Guess I should have listed it into that thread.
If you order it locally and still need it, I can probably get it for you tomorrow when I go down to my garage....I think I bought two thinking the other would probably start leaking. But that never happened.
Edit: If you check the picture of the old and new seals in that thread, the part number (#PO43-27-238A) is visible.
If you order it locally and still need it, I can probably get it for you tomorrow when I go down to my garage....I think I bought two thinking the other would probably start leaking. But that never happened.
Edit: If you check the picture of the old and new seals in that thread, the part number (#PO43-27-238A) is visible.
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