How Can I Replace the Driveaxle Oil Seals to Fix an Oil Leak?

Oil leaks can result from worn Wheel Seal. These seals, located at the transaxle sides, can be replaced without removing the transaxle. If a leak is suspected, raise the vehicle and check for lubricant below the seals. To replace, remove the driveaxles and pry the old seal out. If difficult, use a special tool. Install the new seal using a large pipe or socket, ensuring it's seated correctly and lubricated. Reinstall the driveaxles.

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Q: How Can I Replace the Driveaxle Oil Seals to Fix an Oil Leak?
A: Oil leaks can result from worn Wheel Seal. These seals, located at the transaxle sides, can be replaced without removing the transaxle. If a leak is suspected, raise the vehicle and check for lubricant below the seals. To replace, remove the driveaxles and pry the old seal out. If difficult, use a special tool. Install the new seal using a large pipe or socket, ensuring it's seated correctly and lubricated. Reinstall the driveaxles.