Oily Wheels or Steering Knuckles? Axle Seal Leaks on Jeep Wrangler JK 2007-2018

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Have oily spots around the front wheels on your Jeep Wrangler? That's a sure sign of a front axle seal leak! The axle seals surround the axles where the enter the differential to keep the oil contained. Eventually these seals wear down and leak, eventually leading to gear oil all over the wheels! In this video, Len guides you through an axle seal diagnosis and replacement on our 2014 Jeep Wrangler!
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@lollol-zo9xy 2 месяца назад

Wish this dude was my mechanic. Positive attitude, knowledgeable, & is thorough. Hard to find a good mechanic like this

@JK_Johnny Год назад

This video was outstanding! As an amateur Jeeper I was able to not only replace the axle seals, but also the u-joints and flex hoses on my 2010 JK in one swoop!

@user-qb7zd8ly5t Год назад

Sir, you did such an outstanding job with this video. You were thorough and professional. I can’t say enough about your work. Thank you so very much for your diligence.

@borjoizi13 10 месяцев назад

I just searchd the problem and your video explained it 1-1 straight to the point, never found anything explained this good on internet! Keep up the good work👍

@infernalchaos1066 Год назад

Thank you! I never had the chance to learn how to fix vehicles. Your videos are clear, concise, and exactly what I see when I work on mine. Thank you so much!

@warveteran1-105 2 года назад

Dude, thank you for this video. I literally followed step by step and got it done. The one thing that happened though is my shims fell out when I was removing the gear, but when I watched the rest of your video, I seen that you installed bevel out, luckily you showed that part or I would be in a world of hurt. Thanks again

@1AAuto 2 года назад

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@georgegrigore6003 2 года назад

I like that you cleaned all the parts before reinstalling. The only thing I do more is add antiseize to the bolts that hold the bearing hub and around the hub itself when I put it in the housing. It will make my life easier next time. Thx for the video.

@larrygawne3529 Год назад

Great video, just bought my granddaughter her first Jeep and seal is leaking. Have great guy doing work, your video proof it is above my pay grade

@kimkeam2094 3 года назад

Thanks so much for this video, wish I could do it in 18 minutes! We appreciate the information you supplied us as we are in Australia with Jeep support being very average and overpriced here. No armed with the video I’m now game to do it myself.

@carpentarius Год назад

I had 2 E Torx bolts (bearing) that were stripped from sometime in the past. I couldn't get a grinder in to cut. Lots of penetrating oil and sweet talk got it. Added a bunch of time to the repair 🫤.

@Twilight-Imagery Год назад

Great video - Professional Tip - Never *ever* install a seal without lubricating the seal surface. I realize that there is gear lube on one side of the seal, but with a double-lip seal you HAVE to lubricate it or you will burn up the dry seal in short order...

@supersami7748 3 года назад

A friend asked me to watch this vid and see what I thought about it. They did a good job except, over half of leaking axle seals that our shop have repaired in well over 2 decades (especially on the front Dana 30 and Dana 44) on Wranglers and even the early CJ’s can be traced to a bent axle tube(s). Most shops don’t realize this and if they suspect this problem don’t know how to correctly check for a bent tube. This problem can occur even on a Jeep with stock tires and little or no lift. If you have an axle seal that is leaking and the seal surface on the axle shaft is good and the seal surface looks good (and many look just like this) there is a high probability of a bent tube. Remember there’s a reason that seal is leaking, passenger cars are known to go deep into 6 figure mileage with no problems, Jeep’s (and many other 4x4’s) do not fare so well.

@trevornipges 2 года назад

Just Jeeps! Only Jeeps! Jeeps are the only 4x4 stock vehicle I have heard of that can’t go 100000 miles without needing tons of wrench time. The amount of time and money I put into my wife’s Jeep is ridiculous. It has 120000 miles on it and I spend twice as much time and money in comparison to my 1998 H1 that is off road regularly and used for towing.

@Anschutz270 2 года назад

I've got 230k on my 2012. I do general maintenance but should do more preventative maintenance on it. It has issues on wear parts and the radiator tank just cracked but it's been in every climate from -50 to 110 with no major issues. As for the H1? After my time in the Army, no thanks.

@jeproks113 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video. I may not be able to to this myself, but it'll help me explain better when I take to the mechanic. It also gives me an idea what the problem is about.

@Coyote5555 3 года назад

Great video thanks so much. Question: With regard to the torque wrench, why do you use the digital torque wrench sometimes but other times the clicker one?

@2times2is4 2 года назад

Thanks for the video. Mine is leaking on the driver's side. While I am repairing the frame I can tackle this too.

@jamesfargo4522 4 месяца назад

Great video! Gonna tackle this tomorrow

@marlinmessenger3654 6 месяцев назад

You made it look easy! Great video! 👍

@AdrianMartinez-qo9mk 3 года назад

Great videos can you do jeep wrangler automatic transmission fluid and filter change video not much videos on RU-vid showing that

@kimdecastro9156 2 года назад

great video you make it look so easy .

@alexwallace6007 10 месяцев назад

I have an oil seal leak on my wife's 17 JK I'm going to DIY it ..thanks for the video really helpful

@1AAuto 10 месяцев назад

+Alexander Wallace Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c

@dazymaethejeep5296 10 месяцев назад

Thank you! This video saved me a lot!

@goodfellamoto5787 Год назад

Had this job done on my jk back in July now it’s October and it’s leaking again. Not been off road or any hard driving. What would cause that? It was done at the dealer under warranty

@chief7839 Год назад

what fluid do you use in the diff? does it have the additive in it already?

@louisDIMOPOULOS Год назад

very nicely explained that you so much for your enlightenment

@gnaczynski 2 года назад

Thanks for your video, I will try it soon right now I see in my JKu also this seal place outside is sweating. After two month I will replace too Regards

@gnaczynski Год назад

Its bent tube becouse again leaking from seals after change by new ones

@TheBamayaker 29 дней назад

Excellent video!

@NZbluesky 2 года назад

Excellent video! Thank you.

@CR-vv7tt 3 месяца назад

Excellent vid....very well done!

@ahotdj07 3 года назад

@9:10 - I would not be using anything sharp to clean off the old gasket. I recommend using a putty knife or something similar made from plastic.

@jamesjacques58 8 месяцев назад

Do I have to remove both sides if only one seal is leaking? Can I still get to it? or just replace both while it is all apart?

@BestJeepGuideOfficial 3 года назад

Thanks, great content!

@paulkaufman4901 Год назад

Why didn't you put some grease or Anti-seize on the inside of the knuckle where it mates to the wheel bearing?

@brianhodge2440 3 месяца назад

Excellent video.

@WBOS72 3 года назад

Great video - thanks.

@KP-jm5zf 2 года назад

you're AWESOME thank you !!

@kiosoyoufer 3 года назад

Great video thanks , 👍

@joergmoeller1030 11 дней назад

Great Video, thx mate!

@Popochoclos Год назад

Chingon, gracias amigo

@jakubfujdiak1221 Месяц назад

I like the guy :) very professional video thank you

@stevehalliday5200 10 месяцев назад

No carrier bearing preload?

@samboniumnitrate555 2 месяца назад

I might be over thinking this, but when you put the axles back in will they just slide in easily?? I put my seals in today and then the gears and got the cover sealed and put back on. I did have to hammer w a rubber mallet to get the gears in all the way. I guess i would have benefited from a case spreader. So I went to put one axle in and it gave me resistance, so I stopped and left it that way. So I just want to make sure that is normal. I have never done any work w taking an axle apart, so I'm totally new at this and don't want to mess anything up. Is there anything specific I should know?? Thanks in advance. 😊

@BryanByTheSea 3 года назад

Very thorough, Thanks

@user-qb7zd8ly5t Год назад

I would like to ask , if possible how much would a repair job like this cost me at a real mechanic’s auto repair shop?

@anthonymacneil2279 3 года назад

How many hours from start to finish? Great video. Cheers

@ajaypro2881 3 года назад

As a Jeep owner.... it’s a good three hours or so.

@roncollins8296 2 года назад

I have a 2011 Jeep wrangler unlimited Sahara that sputters and misses badly only when drive mode, but runs normally when in park and the DTC shows PO300, PO138 and P1128 codes. I've replaced all of the sparkplugs, wires, coil pack and checked for possible vaccum leaks with non being found, but I still have the sputtering, shaking and misfiring when I put it in drive. Can anyone please provide me with a possible solution to my problem? I'll certainly appreciate it... My last resort would be a trip to the dealership, but I'm trying to hold off for now.

@johncooper4637 Год назад

If you are in Florida look up Pit Stop in Sarasota. The ace mechanic there, Rainman Ray (his channel), has tremendous troubleshooting skills. The problem with "stealerships" is that they throw parts at a problem. I suspect the majority of the mechanics don't have a clue as to how to properly diagnose a problem like yours. Good luck.

@marsoelflaco5722 2 года назад

Well done. Thanks. 👍🏽✌🏽

@1AAuto 2 года назад

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@edr4351 Год назад

Has anybody done the same on a rubicon? I know there is some pin on the back that needs to be pushed out or in? After installation of the gears for electronic lockers I believe.

@johncooper4637 Год назад

I came across Repair Geek doing a Rubicon. His was a newer one that had electric activation. Comments mentioned a pin but I did not see anything in the video which was done last year.

@dustincollins16 11 месяцев назад

My wife's 2021 JL already has leaking front axle at only 41000 miles

@brucestephenson5962 3 года назад

So can you remove 1 seal without removing both axles?

@FRECHKN 2 года назад

no you need the both axles out in order to remove the carrier.

@ivanrochagonzalez626 3 года назад

so awesome definitely learned something you rock!

@chejohnny3706 2 года назад

only thing i'd do different is put the cover on after axle reinstall & wipe the seal with lube/grease so axle doesnt nick it

@T-R3kz 11 месяцев назад

definitely helpful video for a diyr as myself. thanks !

@goon7163 3 года назад

Do you have a video about replacing the rear pinion seal? I changed mine and its leaking again.

@1AAuto 3 года назад

+Goody 2 Wheels Great question! Check out our library for more videos here: 1aau.to/m/video-library-c

@jeffhiggins1340 2 года назад

I went through the same thing. If you didn’t use a mopar pinion seal use one. The aftermarket pinion seals are different. Replaced with factory one and never had another issue

@happycommentator6773 2 года назад

Definitely use a Spicer pinion seal. If it's a Dana axle, use Dana/Spicer parts imho. 99% of the time in my experience, no issues whatsoever.

@Porsche944 Год назад

My 2008 just started leaking on the passenger side. I have the Dana 44, and It looks like too much work for a do it yourself er. I am going to have to take it to a shop Tomorrow. EERRRR! Money Pit these JKU's are.