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Back when I was just out of highschool I had an el Camino that developed a rear main seal leak. Not having the funds, knowledge or place to do the repair, I used this in the engine oil.
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It’s easier than you think, especially since you just had wheel bearing out. That’s the hard part.
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Wheel bearings I ALWAYS use a small hone brush to clean the entire opening of rust, then coat everything with anti-seize and the bearing come out very easy. Once the shafts are out then you can open t
I noticed this yesterday. I’m not one to typically take short cuts, but wanted to see if anyone has ever tried this stuff and had any luck.
https://gobdp.com/blog/fix-differential-leak/
The reason I’m considering trying it is I don’t have the time or tools to do it myself, and this being the front drivers side seal means the entire differential has to come out. It’s about a $700 job. Normally I’d use this as an opportunity to replace anything else that’s gotta come out for the job, but literally everything else is new (brake pads, calipers, wheel bearings, ball joints, tie rods ect). Less than 20,000 miles ago.
So my thought is for $20 I’d try it, I don’t see anything in this stuff that could hurt anything. Any thoughts are appreciated.