Re: Third members

Posted by Todd Somers [67.213.37.229] on Monday, March 25, 2013 at 20:24:40 :

In Reply to: Re: Third members posted by Nick [99.100.212.49] on Monday, March 25, 2013 at 19:45:14 :

Did you check out the surface on the yoke that goes into the seal of the rear pinion? If it is worn, rusted, pitted, etc. a new seal will not fix the leak. You might be able to install a speedy sleeve on the yoke and solve your leak problem. The speedy sleeve will create a smooth surface for the seal to ride on and the seal will then work as it should.

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• Re: Third members - Nick 21:02:24 03/25/2013
  • Re: Third members - Desoto61 06:07:31 03/26/2013
  • Re: Third members - Todd Somers 21:31:32 03/25/2013
    • Re: Third members - Nick 22:05:55 03/25/2013
• any work needed - call bob stahl - mannyc 20:26:50 03/25/2013
  • Re: any work needed - call bob stahl - Nick 21:04:44 03/25/2013
  • Do it yourself - Paul (in NY) 20:35:26 03/25/2013
    • Re: Do it yourself - Desoto61 06:20:44 03/26/2013
      • Re: Do it yourself - Nick 12:58:23 03/26/2013
        • Yes but you don't learn anything if someone else does it. ntxt - Desoto61 22:30:14 03/26/2013
    • Re: Do it yourself - Nick 21:00:13 03/25/2013
      • Re: Do it yourself - gmharris 23:13:01 03/25/2013
        • Re: Do it yourself - Nick 23:47:10 03/25/2013
          • Re: Do it yourself - Tim Holloway 20:46:42 03/26/2013
          • Re: Do it yourself - gmharris 01:48:58 03/26/2013

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