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New fans mounted and wired. Also put on a ruff stuff 3/8 rear diff cover, need to cut the truss to make it work. Wired a new 7way plug onto the back of the truck.

It’s a tow rig next weekend!
Every year I say I'm going to back off the snow runs because it's hard on the truck....

Also ever year:

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It’s hard but I want to preserve the truck as long as possible. I have already wheeled it way harder then I thought I ever would.
I hear ya. I swore up and down I would never do a 1 ton swap on mine because I never planned to wheel it hard enough to need it. welp, here I am. :P
 
I hear ya. I swore up and down I would never do a 1 ton swap on mine because I never planned to wheel it hard enough to need it. welp, here I am. :P
That’s partially why I didn’t put a 60 in, I also had it laying around. I’m pretty sure it still has factory u joints in the shafts.
 
Before Moab I resealed the adapter housing and put nord washer on it.

3 days of Moab wheeling park it and this happens. This was clean yesterday, moved it about 20 feet.

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yeah but is leaking from the same place ?
Yes every time, I have a theory behind it…

The engine is placed a inch and a half above stock, the trans is at factory height. Sense the converter drains back and GM in their wisdom created a weep hole from the pan to tail shaft. All the fluid is collected where that mating surfaces meet and the rtv gets saturated and leaks.
 
That is supposed to be an o ring there, I wouldn't use rtv with an o ring. Maybe a skim coat of flange sealant, being careful not get any on oring
 

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