tcase leak
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tcase leak
i've had my SYE in for a while now, and have always had the problem of a slight leak. it's not a lot, and it is not always consistent but still does it sometimes. i think its the breather hole, not a fill or drain plug. has anybody had this problem with the AA sye? and any suggestions how to fix it? i hope the bolt wasn't overtightened and stripped. i've tried taking the nut off and using plumbers tape but it did nothing. others had suggested using RTV, or replacing the o-ring in the speedo gear. putting RTV makes me nervous b/c it seems like since it's leaking, the RTV will just stop it and it will keep building up where that bolt is, am i crazy for thinking that? i'll attach a pic, which will show you where it is leaking from, you can't really see fluid in the pic though. thanx in advance for any help
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i'll look into that i suppose. it's been really cold here, so i've been lacking motivation to go out and do anything with the jeep. i need to before i drive back to school though, need to replace some ujoints.
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threadlocker and threadsealer are pretty much the same thing right? at least for the purposes of this particular leak.
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Threadlocker will keep a bolt from loosening up, that's all. Thread sealer will fill in the grooves/lands of the bolt and the threaded hole to prevent leakage.
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Any kind, I'd hit the plumbing aisle at the local home place/hardware. I'd imagine something that can seal in oily stuff.
I seen that other thread of yours...you're just springing leaks all over the place man....
I seen that other thread of yours...you're just springing leaks all over the place man....
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ha i know. up front too. front diff a little bit, i think my front pinion seal is leaking which was replaced under warranty, and some oil.