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Old 12-03-2012, 12:34 PM
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the orings in that kit don't always fit perfectly
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the orings in that kit don't always fit perfectly
Should I purchase another set but from the Jeep dealer? Tight on cash but if Im going there already would you purchase the adapter as well? I want to put all new parts on but for this If I can stop the leak with just the correct o-rings Il save the $50 for the adapter.
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When I took mine off I pulled the torx bolt that the adapter is held on by off. There is another o ring on that bolt. Not sure if you replaced that one also. If not that could be your leak if you replaced all of the other ones. When I get home I can take a pic to show u if u like.
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When I took mine off I pulled the torx bolt that the adapter is held on by off. There is another o ring on that bolt. Not sure if you replaced that one also. If not that could be your leak if you replaced all of the other ones. When I get home I can take a pic to show u if u like.
There was 2 o-rings on the screw in shaft and 1 large o-ring that goes between the adapter base and the block, I replaced all 3. I found the correct size o-rings out of the HELP isle kit.
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I really appreciate the help, Im determined to figure this out.
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There was 2 o-rings on the screw in shaft and 1 large o-ring that goes between the adapter base and the block, I replaced all 3. I found the correct size o-rings out of the HELP isle kit.

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Help isle kit?
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Originally Posted by straightsixjeep

There was 2 o-rings on the screw in shaft and 1 large o-ring that goes between the adapter base and the block, I replaced all 3. I found the correct size o-rings out of the HELP isle kit.

I really appreciate the help, Im determined to figure this out.
Let us know if it works I'd like to stop buying oil every two weeks
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Help isle kit?
Sorry I mean the HELP aisle in your part store. They sell a kit with quite a few o-rings in it. I found the part # in a different thread. What do you think replace the whole adapter and get the dealer o-rings?
edit: Im going to buy the dealer o-rings and take it from there. If it still leaks Il order the adapter. Last question, should I coat the 3 o-rings with oil before installing?

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I would try the o rings first.
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Yes those are it. I have read of some people replacing only the one on the block and still having leaks. I don't see how putting a light coat of oil on them would hurt but I am not an expert on that one.
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I just got back from the dealer with the new o-rings and a mopar filter. I asked the parts clerk about putting a light coat of oil on them like you do on the oil filter gasket and he said Id be fine not putting oil on them. I dont think he really knows. If I dont see anymore info stating otherwise Il still coat them. Im going to tear into it soon so Il let you know how it goes. Btw the 3 o-rings were $6 at the Jeep dealer.
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i would definitely coat them in a bit of oil before installing.
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i would definitely coat them in a bit of oil before installing.
I will, and congrats on 10,000 posts.
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Originally Posted by dukie564
but a D60 will take way more of a beating
Perhaps, hard to find a D60 that's the right width(close but not exact), has disc brakes, the right gears, the right lug pattern, and a limited slip for the price of a 8.8 from a 97 Explorer. 100$ half off sale at pick-n-pull.
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I will, and congrats on 10,000 posts.
haha thanks. Feel like i should have a party or something...
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