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paarman97maro 05-30-2007 12:17 PM

rear end seal
 
Well I verified this weekend what Ive been suspecting for awhile.. My rear end is leaking. I replaced this seal way back in auto class when I was a senior in high school. Up until now when I had my posi and gears put in, I know it still leaked a little but not as much as it it now.

My question is, how much would it ideally cost to get it replaced? Id rather have it done by somewhere now to have the work blamed on someone else if it continues to leak. If anything, what will the parts cost? If I remember right it was like $20 for gear oil and the seal, if even that. And I did this with a guy in like an hour when I was 17 or 18... So a professional should be able to knock this out in no time.

Anyone have a ballpark of costs?

97z2801ss 05-30-2007 01:08 PM

arm or leg?

Phate 05-30-2007 02:03 PM

Shouldnt cost over a $100. I'd do it for a 'friend' for $45.

ITSA6 05-30-2007 02:06 PM

shouldn't cost a ton depends on the shop too or find someone who will moonlight it for ya those guys are great

paarman97maro 05-30-2007 02:07 PM

whats the technical term for that? A rear pinion seal?

Phate 05-30-2007 03:07 PM


Originally Posted by paarman97maro
whats the technical term for that? A rear pinion seal?

Yes. Its right in front of the pinion bearing, so its called the Pinion Seal.

Phate 05-30-2007 03:12 PM


Originally Posted by Phate
Yes. Its right in front of the pinion bearing, so its called the Pinion Seal.

Err wait. Are you talking about the area where the yolk is (to the driveshaft) thats leaking? Or are you talking about the differential cover?

paarman97maro 05-30-2007 03:12 PM

Yes, sorry, where the driveshaft hits the rear end.

Phate 05-30-2007 03:29 PM


Originally Posted by paarman97maro
Yes, sorry, where the driveshaft hits the rear end.

Then yes, you are correct.

98CamaroZ28 05-30-2007 09:05 PM

ahahah needed to fix that leaky rear end! In all seriousness, is it your driveline seal?

paarman97maro 05-30-2007 11:29 PM

in all seriousness, its listed like 4 posts up.

God this rear end has given me nothin but issues so far :(... Looks like Im back to square one, and in the hole... ****** a.

98CamaroZ28 05-31-2007 12:16 AM

oh the pinion seal, yea didnt read that, yup, rear ends are a bizzatch...that sucks...


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