Jeep Wrangler Rear Differential Leak. It has a very slow leak at. wrangler forum, it’s my first post and i’m looking for some insight and any ideas on what’s going on with my rear diff. fast forward to today i have a intermittent dripping leak of diff fluid from the rear differential cover. Clean it off, check the fill plug. Check the breather as well. make sure it is a new leak not just residual from last time the diff was serviced. i would try the cheaper/easier of the 2 options first. originally posted march 10, 2020 the rear differential cover on my 2011 jeep jku wrangler sport (dana 44) has been leaking very slowly for a. Just pull the diff cover and either use sealant or a new gasket. i noticed the rear differential cover looked a little darker and less dirty than other parts of the jeep while driving. also, it’s common for the diff to start leaking from the cover if the differential breather is plugged. if it's an axle seal leak, you'd have differential oil on your brakes and inside your wheels.
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originally posted march 10, 2020 the rear differential cover on my 2011 jeep jku wrangler sport (dana 44) has been leaking very slowly for a. Just pull the diff cover and either use sealant or a new gasket. fast forward to today i have a intermittent dripping leak of diff fluid from the rear differential cover. Clean it off, check the fill plug. i noticed the rear differential cover looked a little darker and less dirty than other parts of the jeep while driving. i would try the cheaper/easier of the 2 options first. Check the breather as well. if it's an axle seal leak, you'd have differential oil on your brakes and inside your wheels. make sure it is a new leak not just residual from last time the diff was serviced. It has a very slow leak at.
2013 Jeep Wrangler Differential
Jeep Wrangler Rear Differential Leak fast forward to today i have a intermittent dripping leak of diff fluid from the rear differential cover. It has a very slow leak at. i would try the cheaper/easier of the 2 options first. also, it’s common for the diff to start leaking from the cover if the differential breather is plugged. Just pull the diff cover and either use sealant or a new gasket. Check the breather as well. wrangler forum, it’s my first post and i’m looking for some insight and any ideas on what’s going on with my rear diff. i noticed the rear differential cover looked a little darker and less dirty than other parts of the jeep while driving. originally posted march 10, 2020 the rear differential cover on my 2011 jeep jku wrangler sport (dana 44) has been leaking very slowly for a. fast forward to today i have a intermittent dripping leak of diff fluid from the rear differential cover. if it's an axle seal leak, you'd have differential oil on your brakes and inside your wheels. Clean it off, check the fill plug. make sure it is a new leak not just residual from last time the diff was serviced.
