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Casey at Pelican Parts Casey at Pelican Parts is offline
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I have seen this on a few cars. The seal on the side of the differential is probably to blame, but just to make sure it is not just a little bit over filled, jack the car up making sure it is completely level, crack open the fill plug and let it drain. Put the plug back in when it slows to about a drop every 2 seconds. Then clean the area thoroughly and take a drive for about 30 minutes while you enjoy your car. Then look with a flashlight at the seal area near the axle, it should be nice and dry. If not then the seal needs to be replaced.

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Old 05-11-2015, 10:32 AM
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