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Ben-9090



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Brain freeze
Sorry I’m having a brain freeze. What’s the gasket called where the prop goes into the rear diff. Is it a diff pinion oil seal? Thanks Ben
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GREENI



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Pretty much Thumbs Up
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Ben-9090



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Yes, except it is not a gasket, it's an oil seal! Rolling with laughter
Post #854449 5th Sep 2020 5:22pm
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Ben-9090



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Told you I was having a brain freeze!
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blackwolf wrote:
Yes, except it is not a gasket, it's an oil seal! Rolling with laughter


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custom90



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If you’ve got a pinion oil seal leak, check your prop UJ’s.
I had the seal on mine replaced many times and kept leaking, then I checked the UJ’s and the rearmost UJ on the rear prop had failed which was causing it.

I couldn’t tell really either until the prop was off, and a single UJ bearing cup had failed completely with no roller bearings left. The rest were fine but still worn.

Just thought I’d mention it.
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Ben-9090



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Good point. Most jobs start nice and simple but then end up doing another 3 to sort out the 1st job.
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