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Jskeezy84 07-21-2009 06:27 PM

rear end leak
 
my 04 gt is leaking oil where the diff meets the diff. My question is how much do you think this will cost me at the ford dealership? Its been leaking pretty badly so i havent driven it much, do you think anything else could be messed up, bearings, diff, gears? how much would a bearing swap be since theyll be in there already, ive got 75k on it.

99mustanggt 07-21-2009 08:40 PM

Do you mean where the diff meets the cover or the driveshaft? You said where the diff meets the diff??

JB04GT 07-22-2009 12:38 AM


Originally Posted by Jskeezy84 (Post 6363725)
my 04 gt is leaking oil where the diff meets the diff. My question is how much do you think this will cost me at the ford dealership? Its been leaking pretty badly so i havent driven it much, do you think anything else could be messed up, bearings, diff, gears? how much would a bearing swap be since theyll be in there already, ive got 75k on it.

Mine had the same problem last week(2004 GT). Ford charged me $150 to fix it. They replaced the cover and seal if can recall!

WhiteFoxGT 07-22-2009 12:41 AM

Well if the cover is leaking then its a simple repair and you should do it yourself. If the pinion seal is leaking, then thats something you should get Ford to fix.

ride4lyfe 07-22-2009 02:37 PM

i had it leaking from the tfront pinion seal, the part cost me $14 and i just removed the drive shaft, and used a gear puller to remove the yoke. i also have a lift so access was easy but not a hard job

Derf00 07-22-2009 02:43 PM


Originally Posted by ride4lyfe (Post 6365702)
i had it leaking from the tfront pinion seal, the part cost me $14 and i just removed the drive shaft, and used a gear puller to remove the yoke. i also have a lift so access was easy but not a hard job

You didn't have to preload pinion gear since you pulled the yoke?

Jskeezy84 08-06-2009 09:14 AM

sorry, its pinion side where the leak is. i dont feel comfortable fixing that myself. If i screw it up ill just have to pay someone to do it again. so you all think 100 - 150 is what i should expect to pay?

WhiteFoxGT 08-06-2009 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by ride4lyfe (Post 6365702)
i had it leaking from the tfront pinion seal, the part cost me $14 and i just removed the drive shaft, and used a gear puller to remove the yoke. i also have a lift so access was easy but not a hard job

Yea Im curious as to how you set the pre-load after you replaced that seal. Its not just slap it in as tight as it can go and call it good


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