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Any seal that is worn out or torn could allow water in, however it may just not be water tight. Where is the water coming out, by the wheels? The problem is that you'll lose lubrication in the process.

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Any seal that is worn out or torn could allow water in, however it may just not be water tight. Where is the water coming out, by the wheels? The problem is that you'll lose lubrication in the process.

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no water coming out just noticed brown milky oil in diff.Decided to take apart and found both dust seals N.G. must be where water coming in.Is there seals inside diff on side bearings ? ...cause they must be shot as water is coming inside diff.....

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