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seems like its coming from the speed sensor at the top of diff. it looks like it got drenched in it. i dont know how much fluid is left. is there an o-ring on that sensor that could be bad or the pinion seal do that too?
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Is the breather hose in tact? I've seen those burst and make a mess
You could pull out your speed sensor and put Teflon tape (PTFE) on the threads, that may seal it up I'm not sure, there may be an o ring
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It's the speed sensor leaking. Diff is still full tho. Any idea how to get the sensor out?
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