1985 Diff seal

Started by 77CVT, May 25, 2012, 10:20:51 AM

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77CVT

Mine is leaking a little. Do these diff's have a gasket for the rear of the pumpkin or do they just use gasket goo?  I tightened the rear housing bolts and it still leaks.  :tear:

Can't seem to fing any replacement gaskets so I assume we just you the gasket goo?

:beer:

bfit

77
if you have to remove the rear
it would be  the time to add a drain to the housing
For your oil  servicing.
makes servicing  a lot easier.

I use Limsip 90 in my car
stops the thing chattering in corners
Bfot
I have seen too many instances where people continue to pursue wrong courses of action because they do not take the time to think critically about what has happened in the past.''
Winston Churchill

77CVT

Indeed!  Just like when you remove the auto pan for servicing!

:beer:

bfit

Well Yes but not quite
At least you change the filter in the auto  when its pants come off.
Bfit
I have seen too many instances where people continue to pursue wrong courses of action because they do not take the time to think critically about what has happened in the past.''
Winston Churchill

77CVT

With a drain plug I don't get a panful of trans fluid on my head!  I can never seem to drain a pan that has no plug without doing that! :eek:

bfit

I have seen too many instances where people continue to pursue wrong courses of action because they do not take the time to think critically about what has happened in the past.''
Winston Churchill

Jethro

Quote from: Bfit link=topic=9235.msg1045942869#msg1045942869it would be  the time to add a drain to the housing
For your oil  servicing.
makes servicing  a lot easier.
Bfot

Did the same thing to me Munchie when I had it out

87Z51

Quote from: 77CVT link=topic=9235.msg1045942868#msg1045942868Do these diff's have a gasket for the rear of the pumpkin or do they just use gasket goo?
Good quality sealer

Quote from: 77CVT link=topic=9235.msg1045942868#msg1045942868I tightened the rear housing bolts and it still leaks.
Be careful doing that.

The bolts are " self tappers" installed at the factory; very easy to lean on them a little hard and strip the thread out.
When I built my D44, I installed and Loctited studs into the case so I wasn't working the threads in the soft alum housing