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  1. US6x4

    M809 Series- Front axle work and what to expect

    If the seal is frozen I would let it thaw before putting the hub back on the spindle so that the rubber will be more pliable.
  2. US6x4

    M809 Series- Front axle work and what to expect

    The inner wheel bearing will be captive in the hub held in by the inner wheel seal. I had gear oil gushing out of my hub as soon as I removed the hub cap which was the sign that mine had an axle shaft leak, but a lesser leak would be harder to find. I would guess that any gear oil beyond that...
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