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Old 10-06-15, 18:12
Chris Preston Chris Preston is offline
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Default Ferret Transfer-Case/Gear-Box bearing seals and snake-oil

Hi Richard and Rob,

Thanks very much for your advice (still chuckling over the "snake-oil"), and I agree with both of you that it's better to replace the seals when the unit's out of the vehicle rather than using additives that might work.

We weren't aware of the leaking until everything was back inside the vehicle and we'd had a chance to run it for a day or two. Taking everything apart to remove the unit from the vehicle is not an option right now as we're now well into our museum's summer program of events and we have other vehicles that need attention. (There's a lot of politics here with our Ferret as it's not a representative vehicle of the RCASC, and the units that the Museum belongs to are RCASC units, so I have to tread carefully on how hard I push to get work done on the Ferret).

As a short term fix would one of the two LUCAS products work as a temporary fix?

Thanks again for your sage advice.

Cheers,

Chris Preston
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