Weel seal rear F 350 2006

Please follow this video link to the Cadilliac owners forum for a full tutorial of the job of replacing the rear hub assembly. I know it is a 2002 year model but it is the same procedure.

It may be a frost plug and looking behind the flexplate inspection cover will answer that. It sounds more like -rear of intake or -head gasket or -steel heater hose tube. Look carefully - look for white crust (dried antifreeze).

its a bearing hub combo sealed unit, have to buy new hub.

the problem on that year of the pick up if the abs sistem is not working right the rear weels lock up with just touchin the brake pedal there are three sensors one on the rear end and one on each front weel most of the time the front sensors get dirty and that afect the sistem that truck is runing 13 year time to clean those sensors the one on the rear end had to be clean wen you change the oil

Unfortunately you will have to remove the axles on that model of truck to access the brakes and it is necessary to replace the seals at this time because you will probably cut the old seals upon removal.I would recommend that if you are going to check them you at least need to clean and de glaze the old shoes if you don't replace them!!!! make sure to use a good quality brake cleaner.

Hi,

It sounds like the power steering pump has worn out the front seal.

This will have to rebuilt and the pump will need to be taken into a workshop to be done.

Thanks

Jason

you have to remove the caliper first than your disk brake(this is a hub assembly) on the back of the weel bearing you should have 3 big bolts remove them put a chain on 2 of the stud of the weel put back the nut on them (if you don't have the tool to do it)than take a steel bar and do like a (slege hammer) just few hit it should come out!..hope this will help you. lipak!...

The car as it is would not be safe, even if you find a temporary adjustment for the axle, that had probably been deformed or broken by the shock.
In your situation you need to have the car inspected by a qualified mechanic, and the axle eventually replaced.

Regards

It could be your subframe as well big problem with E36's. Also you can check your Rear Shock Mounts in the trunk by removing the carpet, they are under the speakers. Also check your brake pads, the little shim could have fallen off causing your brake pad to rattle over bumps. And check all your heat shields.