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  1. ryanruck

    Need help Identifying leak near diff

    If I were you, definitely head to the link porkysplace posted for the HMMWV TMs. They're searchable PDFs and have thousands of pages that cover just about everything you'd need to know about these trucks. The -20 series tell you how to troubleshoot and repair and the -24P have great assembly...
  2. ryanruck

    Need help Identifying leak near diff

    My truck had a leak in the exact same area on the front diff. At first I thought it was a leaky caliper and ordered a new seal and boot kit. However, once I dug into repairing it, I saw the caliper was dry and it was actually the diff output seal. Ordered a new output seal, had a bear of a...
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