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front differential leak

Old Apr 5, 2010 | 01:36 PM
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front differential leak

i got a 1991 toyota 4runner with auto locking hubs for the 4x4. it has a decent leak where the passenger side cv shaft meets the diff, and because of my auto locking hubs when i drive it turns the gears in the diff. i was curious if i could just remove both cv shafts(axles) and be able to drive it without damaging the hub bearings or any other component. if anyone knows the answer let me know please
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Old Apr 5, 2010 | 02:29 PM
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You don't have auto hubs. You have Automatic Differential Disconnect, or ADD. Keep the cvs in, but put manual hubs on

This is a fairly common problem. Mine is leaking on both sides. Usually caused by a clogged differential breather. Make sure the breather isnt clogged, but most likely the damage is already done, and you'll need to replace the seals.
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