Remove the front drive shaft remove the drive yoke off the pinion shaft remove the old seal install new seal install front drive shaft. PS check pinion bearing play before removing drive yolk. if it is loose then you might also need bearings
SOURCE: 4wd TD oil leak
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1 more way is ther but takes time ,quit more.
try to weld front differential where oil is gonna leak & but do this when your all oil is out of differential case than it will happen baater so,
another way is 1 solution which is highly recommanded for this type of crack in differentials,which still i cant get that name but at branded service center they will do for your differentials case.
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SOURCE: 2005 Yukon Front Diff Axle seals
You don't have to remove the whole diff to change the seals, but you will have to seperate it where the shaft meets the carrier housing. There is a clip holding the passenger axle shaft in place that you have to remove to change the seal. The drivers side axle stub can be removed with a little force as there is a spring clip holding that side in.
SOURCE: rear diff leak on yoke of 2000 explorer
Unless you are 'mud-running' this truck, you have more probs than the seal! And if it hasn't been topped up???? OMG The oil plug is on the front right side near the yoke. Your best bet is to get a complete rear axel from a wrecker. It will cost way too much to have bearings and what not replaced! Your best bet is to buy it installed. My quess is under $200! Frankster016
SOURCE: front diff oil leak
remove entire trans,remove 8 bolts and then remove front differential case at this time you will need to remove torque convertor with tube do not remove this tube from the convertor it drive the oil pump, the gasket is liquid gasket make sure surface is clean,also at this time replace torque convertor seal and seal tube this tube seperates transmission fluid from gear oil good luck
SOURCE: leaking from the front diff on a 96 s10 blazer
That would depend on where on the diff. the leak is coming from. If its leaking where the driveshaft connects to it, then it's a pinion seal. If it's leaking near the wheels, it's an axle seal, and if it's leaking where the cover is, it's a bad cover gasket. If it's the cover, you can reseal it with RTV gasket maker.
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