gooner Posted April 21, 2008 Share Posted April 21, 2008 Firstly hi to all , The car in question is a 1998 1.8exi freelander , i picked it up for my wife on saturday with a friend of mine and whilst driving it home did the usual , listening and feeling thing , but about halfway home my mate rang me to say i had sprayed a little oil over his windscreen , by the time we got home there was a Little oil over the front of his car so i had a peep under the rear end , Not knowing anything at all about freelanders apart from the well known problems that can occur i have notiecd what i think is a CV joint seal or driveshaft joint seal which appears to be leaking , if this is what they are called ?????? Anyhow there are two which come out either side of the rear diff and go to each rear wheel , where they meet the diff there is a browny coloured seal type thing , and this is where there appears to be a leak, but it is only a minor one and has only slightly overed the rear underside of my car . I have topped up the dif oil as no oil = no diff (i think) , My question is are these seals (or whatever they are ) replaceable and if so how much of a job and cost are they . Sorry for the long winded message , i just wanted to try and describe it all as best i could . The rest of the car is tip top and it runs lovely , Any help or advice will be greatly apreciated Dave Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jules Posted April 24, 2008 Share Posted April 24, 2008 I've only rebuilt on Freelander diff but the seals were ok so I can only suggest looking on a Rave CD or going to a dealer parts counter and asking for some to see if there available. the CV's come out of each side with a little knock. if the oil is brownie then its contaminated and should be ep80/90 oil which is clear with a yellow colour. Same as normal ep90 in appearance Yes no oil no diff its oil, and not the CV gaiters damaged and leaking grease is it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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