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  1. 25th July 2024, 09:46 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    I have acquired a diff. A few queries.

    Use RTV or paper gasket?
    I have had the diffs in and out of my D1 and D2 numerous times.

    I have just used plumbers roof and gutter silicone and never had a leak.

    Can get a cartridge for around $5.
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    Many thanks for your help

    A big thank you for all the advice on this topic, I had a look at RAVE, the procedure there follows the advice, Odd as RAVE tends to complicate matters. One query, RAVE states to lubricate the oil seal lip and the running surface, the oil seal lip is the outer part? It make sense to ease fitting, but I haven't done one of these so I am just checking.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    A big thank you for all the advice on this topic, I had a look at RAVE, the procedure there follows the advice, Odd as RAVE tends to complicate matters. One query, RAVE states to lubricate the oil seal lip and the running surface, the oil seal lip is the outer part? It make sense to ease fitting, but I haven't done one of these so I am just checking.
    Little bit won't hurt. I sprayed the sleeve with a little ATF second time I did mine. I wanted to stop the lip from folding back. And yes, the lip is the bit you'd think it is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Little bit won't hurt. I sprayed the sleeve with a little ATF second time I did mine. I wanted to stop the lip from folding back. And yes, the lip is the bit you'd think it is.

    ok, I get the lip part, what is the running surface? the bit next to the lip?
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    The seal on the tool. lip folding not possible.

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    Where the lip contacts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    The seal on the tool. lip folding not possible.

    seal.jpg
    The lip was folded by the axle, not the tool.

    The lip can catch here, but don't overthink it. I've done a lot of this sort of thing, and the folding over thing has only happened once. It's just a PITA cos you don't expect it.

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    If I was doing this job I would put a big smear of grease around the seal contact area.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    The lip was folded by the axle, not the tool.

    The lip can catch here, but don't overthink it. I've done a lot of this sort of thing, and the folding over thing has only happened once. It's just a PITA cos you don't expect it.
    You put the seal in backwards?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    You put the seal in backwards?
    No.
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