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14 Bolt ooopsss

that there is exactly why thay call them mud trucks . not water trucks. you need to avoid big water holes like the ones you were playing in. and check the diff vent hose .
 
wow thats scary:eek1: . pull the cover on your rear end and bam, the blob rolls out and eats you:rolleyes:
 
mine looked exactly like that after i played in the river one weekend. kinda looked like pudding but smelled like sh*t. it took me a while to clean it out too. wish i had taken a pic
 
no i had the same thing happen to mine. and i didnt discover it till 6 months later. didnt do any damage though. just used a case of brake clean and resealled and filled er up again. good to go. oh btw did you check your front rear too?
 
yes i did check the front end it was ok nothing at all, It looks like the driver rear hub seal was the culprit I found mud in the driver side axle tube but not pass. the vent tube is ok.

I used-
5 rolls of paper towels
6 cans of carb clean
the water hose
and my buddys parts cleaner to clean the diff and rear cover.
 
boggerless said:
yeah,me also. it;s getting cold again and i would somehow be freezing my ass off with you.:haha: :haha: :haha:

FROSTBITE'S :wink1: season is on it's way again, but I think I am busy the weekend he has to fix stuff :D

P.S. I still like the paint idea of blue with a white fade
 
AJMBLAZER said:
What's worse...finding that after you wheeled or finding ancient gear lube that's separated into turpentine and sludge under a new-to-you-used vehicle?
:doah: i;m afeerd to look at mine.:eek1: i think the last time i checked was :thinking: 1988!!!:yikes: TOO late,if i change it now something will blow.
 
Friend of mine bought a '76 Chevy a few years back for the D44 and 14FF. The rest was pretty much rust and bondo. When he opened up the rear end there was a semi-solid play-dough like goo in the bottom with a channel/groove where the ring gear had eaten through it on his drive home and on top of all of it was a thing, brown, semi-transparent fluid that smelled nasty and stained the concrete.
30 year old 75w90?
 
Well i finally got it all back together, wow what a great big pain in the arse. I hope to never do that again. But if it does I know how to clean it DOOOOOOOeee
 

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