Id be doing the panic stations thing about the front propshaft and not too paniced about the rear diff at this point unless there was oil coming from the pinion seal or axial/longitudinal movement of the drive flange, theres about 4 places between the pinion adn the wheels where dive slop can accumulate. But keep an eye on it....
Front propshaft failures while interesting to see the end results of are generally not bank balance friendly.


) but an incredible play in the propshaft (theres no rubber dust cover, only see the clamps with the remains). Theres probably a good 3mm play when twisting the two halves of the prop in the opposite direction.
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