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I have a bad leak on one of my axle seals. While I'am doing this what else should I be replacing while it is apart?
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Rob,
Is anything else leaking? If not.... there's really nothing inside to break or replace, as long as all the mounting bolts are TIGHT. I hope you don't find what I did, broken mounting ears and bolts broken off in the housing. Also, make sure your frame tunnel cover is on with all 4 bolts, and that they are TIGHT.
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You might as well replace both sides while you have it apart. Otherwise the other one will start leaking next week and you'll have to do it all over again.
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Are you changing the Hytran fluid if needed and hydro filter also?
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