Well hell. Was underneath my ACR today with a flashlight and noticed what looked like a leak. Pulled the skid plate off and yep...the differential is leaking at the seal.
Only 1850 miles. Looks like a trip to the dealer is in order. Glad I wasn't going to a track this weekend.
My other 09 diff never leaked so I figure it would have to be because this car sat for so long before I bought it. I am the 1st owner and got it the end of last year.
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Thread: Rear end seal leaking
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12-26-2013 #1Enthusiast
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Rear end seal leaking
Last edited by Shooter; 12-26-2013 at 07:56 PM.
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12-26-2013 #2Enthusiast
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Is it the housing cover that's leaking, if so easy fix. Or is it leaking at one of the half shafts?
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12-26-2013 #3Enthusiast
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Housing cover seal dude.
Originally Posted by FLATOUT
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12-26-2013 #4Enthusiast
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That sucks, go ahead and sell it. Originally Posted by Shooter
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12-27-2013 #5Enthusiast
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.......... Originally Posted by FLATOUT
That sucks, go ahead and sell it.
Last edited by Shooter; 12-27-2013 at 06:19 AM.
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12-27-2013 #6Enthusiast
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Good luck!
My passenger side half-shaft seal has a small leak. I'm on my 3rd one since I noticed it, but it only leaks at the track. Street driving (even spirited) won't make it leak at all. Every time I've replaced it, the seal looks fine, so I can't figure out what's going on with it. Since the Viper isn't really going to see track duty anymore, I'm done fooling with it for the time being.
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