jeepster1

I have a 1991 cherokee with a D30 in the front and i recently replaced the ujoint on the passenger side and now the seal seems to be leaking. I have never replaced that and was wondering if someone could help me out with some instructions?

BuckB91XJ

Does your front axle have the Vacuum disconnect on the passenger side??

jeepster1

yes it does

odgreen

It sucks to replace.. Lol just saying.

BuckB91XJ

The axle seal is just outside of your diff housing. The inner portion of the 2 piece axle is what actually goes through the seal. Just removing your outer axle to replace the U-joint shouldn't have caused your axle tube to leak fluid. I'm guessing your seal must have already been leaking. The grind is that you have to pull the diff ring gear and carrier out because you have to pull the seals from the inside to replace them. http://www.alloyusa.com/accessories.html

you can also get these axle seals from Alloy USA. They work really well and you wouldn't have to pull your diff apart to change your OEM axle seals. You just pull the axles out. stick these seals in the ends of your axle tube and then reinstall the axles and done.

odgreen

On a disco axle the seal is after the disco since there is a bearing in the housing right before the disco. I just did mine yesterday. It sucked! Lol

BuckB91XJ

Oh, I wasn't sure if that one was a seal or bushing. I popped those, on the inner and outer sides of the vacuum actuator, out when I put my solid axle in. They were a be-otch to get out of there.

jeepster1

thx guys is there anything special i have to do to take the vacume motor off or can i just unbolt it and pull it?

odgreen

Unbolt and remove. It's easy.

my89xj

Is there a write up anywhere on this I can't find one.

Gee oh Dee

Moved to OEM Tech, unless this really is a Grand Cherokee?