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  1. Skinny

    6.2L rear main seal replacement

    Pulling the trans is a lot of extra work to not really expose anything to clean. Nothing that some simple green and a hose wouldn't take care of.
  2. Skinny

    6.2L rear main seal replacement

    I remember the caps being pretty tight like 140 or 160. I think on a stock truck the axle and snubber are in the way but the lan will come off. Mine leaked again after about 6 or 7 years. 😑
  3. Skinny

    6.2L rear main seal replacement

    Haha, fair enough. Sorry man, just calling it. It's like when someone says I like to cook so I'm going to open a restaurant. Definitely find someone local that can help you if you tackle it yourself. I see a lot of "I service my own generator." That's why I'm onsite collecting Benjamins to...
  4. Skinny

    6.2L rear main seal replacement

    Dude if you have to ask then it's probably past your pay grade. You are talking about dropping the pan and pulling a crankshaft bearing cap. I'm all for people wanting to learn how to wrench but your question and lack of self initiated research outside of this question makes me think it's not a...
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