1988 Pajero Replace Rear Axle Seal Part 1 of 4
This procedure is for rear disc brakes.
Note: My Pajero is a 1988 IMPORT 2.5TDI SWB with four wheel discs. I think rear disc brakes makes it simpler to do than a vehicle with rear drum brakes, as you do not have to remove the brake shoes etc..
This procedure is not for the seal on the shaft itself, you would need a mechanic with a press to do this as I understand.
The leak, notice the diff oil dribbling down the tyre side wall
Remove the wheel
The tools required
Drain the diff, unscrew the M24 bottom bolt at the bottom and loosen the refill M24 bolt half way up the diff (to allow it to drain more quickly). You do not need to take the refill bolt out fully just yet.
To refill later you will need one of these (or similar).
This procedure is for rear disc brakes.
Note: My Pajero is a 1988 IMPORT 2.5TDI SWB with four wheel discs. I think rear disc brakes makes it simpler to do than a vehicle with rear drum brakes, as you do not have to remove the brake shoes etc..
This procedure is not for the seal on the shaft itself, you would need a mechanic with a press to do this as I understand.
The leak, notice the diff oil dribbling down the tyre side wall
Remove the wheel
The tools required
Drain the diff, unscrew the M24 bottom bolt at the bottom and loosen the refill M24 bolt half way up the diff (to allow it to drain more quickly). You do not need to take the refill bolt out fully just yet.
To refill later you will need one of these (or similar).
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