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Dana 30 front w/ CAD seal replacement Qs... #713773 04/07/06 02:33 AM
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wyleone Offline OP
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I had to pull my right outer axle shaft the other day because of a 20 year old u-joint gave up...go figure. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

I drove it about 25 miles and the stupid right side axle seal started to leak, pretty good too.

I plan to replace this axle w/ one w/ 4.10s that I have, but is waiting for the 8.8 w/ 4.10s to join it.
So until that is ready I have to keep the old one functioning if I want to continue riding.
I am only putting in this one what it needs not rebuild it.
I have seen the nice write up in the tech section on replacing the seals on a non-CAD D30. The seal is obviously outboard the CAD on the right side. How does it install? In though the tube from the end? or in though the CAD? I have a list of special tools that the FSM says to use on this seal but little as far as procedures. Any tips or tricks from some that have done this install .....successfully <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/ignore.gif" alt="" />

Re: Dana 30 front w/ CAD seal replacement Qs... [Re: wyleone] #713774 04/07/06 11:13 PM
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wyleone Offline OP
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No one?

Re: Dana 30 front w/ CAD seal replacement Qs... [Re: wyleone] #713775 06/02/06 05:19 AM
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wyleone Offline OP
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Well I finally got around to replacing this seal, It installs from the CAD opening. It was fairly simple. I pulled the right outer shaft, the posi lock and shift fork. Removed the slide collar. Then used a 24" screw driver to pop the old seal into the CAD housing by hitting the screwdriver through the axle tube. Then used a seal installer disc that fit the new seal to push start the seal into place thenused a bolt and nut to pull the seal into place. The axle shaft has a slight groove but was easily polished smooth. No more leaky axle seal.... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />


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