So long story short I have an 82 toyota 4x4 it's got a 22r with a webber 32/36 runs great it don't use oil and it don't smoke but I keep getting oil on the tailgate .... Every seal on the engine has been done i did the head gasket a lil while back all new timing chain no leaks just did the rear diff pinion seal and transfercase output seal there's absolutely no oil leaking now but I keep getting oil spots on the tailgate ???? All fluids are full what would you guys do

 

pics showing the oil and location of your tailpipe?
viscosity of the oil? Watery?

 

I'll get some pics on here in a bit but the tailpipe is behind the left rear tire there's absolutely no oil around the tailpipe I also just changed the oil I used 10w30 even just put Lucas oil stabilizer just to say i did. The old oil was normal not thin or anything out of the norm

 

I would think the rear diff seal would be the culprit being the closest to the tailgate...

 

Replace it

 

Any sign of oil around the rear diff breather tube on top?.....its gotta be spraying from somewhere close by to end up down on the tailgate....

 

You know what it looks like clean oil I wonder if one of the shocks are pissing since I thought I blew one a while back but no oil around diff breather

 

You sure it is 't brake fluid??

 

The one time I had oil blowin' back on my rear bumper a bad pinion seal in the rear diff was the culprit ....

 

Replace the pinion seal still getting spots

 

Did you figure out where this was coming from? I had a leaky LSPV and replaced it with an aftermarket proportioning valve, but am still slinging some kinduv grease/oil on tailgate. Grease also gets on bottom of fuel tank. Rear end is dry, but I've noticed rear Ujoint is missing Zerk. also plate where driveshaft bolts to rearend seems wet, but not around seal? Anyway any help or enlightenment would be greatly appreciated.

 

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Exhaust exits drivers side behind rear tire. oil is all the way across tailgate.

 

Check your rear diff. The pinion seal on your axle where your drive shaft enters sometime wear out and they must gear oil everywhere. I would check that!

 

Ya I figured it out a while ago it was the pinion seal changed it all good now sorry for no response but this was an old post I forgot about lol

 

Scott I hijacked this thread couple days ago. Sorry bout that. I ordered new seal tonight.