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  1. jsutherland

    M1008 rear axle (seal replacement)

    Job done! Brakes looked good and no leaks from the line. The metal gaskets fit great. I went with black RTV in between the metal flange gasket and the axle face. No leaks. Thanks for the tips CUCVRUS!
  2. jsutherland

    M1008 rear axle (seal replacement)

    I am assuming you use this instead of applying black RTV to the flange? Or addition to?
  3. jsutherland

    M1008 rear axle (seal replacement)

    Thanks CUCVRUS.
  4. jsutherland

    M1008 rear axle (seal replacement)

    Getting ready to replace a leaking rear axle seal myself on an 86' CUCV. Never done one before. Any tips, tricks or watchouts? Also, I know I turn to youtube for a lot of help on the unknown. Found one decent video on a full float axle seal replacement. Any other DIY videos out there?
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