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About LinkBacksFor those in the know....does my leaky front diff qualify as a warranty repair under the 5 year driveline warranty?? My truck is a 2000 LTD 4X4 and it looks as if it has been leaking for a while. The front diff has to be removed, split, and re siliconed....4 hours labour.
mike
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Thread: Leaky front diff...warranty?
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Leaky front diff...warranty? Unichip'd TRD Supercharger & 5.9 Overboost Crank Pulley,TRD Boost guage and Oak color matched pod,TRD LSD,Valvebody Upgrade by IPT in NY, JBA headers,Y pipe, K&N(Evol) SS catback exhaust, Helwig Rear antisway bar, Rear custom Leafpack,TRD Coils,Cornfed Spacers's with Y/B Bilsteins,Westin Outdoorsman Bushbar and Nerf Tubes, TRD Ivan Stewart 16X8 Rims and 285/75/R16 Revo AT tires.Pioneer 5500 MP3 Head unit/Q-Logic sub enclosure with dual crossfire subs/ 700 watts of Crossfire Amps/Bazooka 6.5's and 5.25's in Kickpanels/ CodeAlarm Remote starter/antitheft system.
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Yes. Seals are covered under the 5 year, 50K driveline warrenty.
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Thanx stooge....I believe I'm just over the 80,000 km.....damn...
Originally Posted by Stooge Unichip'd TRD Supercharger & 5.9 Overboost Crank Pulley,TRD Boost guage and Oak color matched pod,TRD LSD,Valvebody Upgrade by IPT in NY, JBA headers,Y pipe, K&N(Evol) SS catback exhaust, Helwig Rear antisway bar, Rear custom Leafpack,TRD Coils,Cornfed Spacers's with Y/B Bilsteins,Westin Outdoorsman Bushbar and Nerf Tubes, TRD Ivan Stewart 16X8 Rims and 285/75/R16 Revo AT tires.Pioneer 5500 MP3 Head unit/Q-Logic sub enclosure with dual crossfire subs/ 700 watts of Crossfire Amps/Bazooka 6.5's and 5.25's in Kickpanels/ CodeAlarm Remote starter/antitheft system.
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] Originally Posted by mike.elmes
Mike...
Check your warranty book. My '03 has a 5 year, 60,000 mile warranty on the drivetrain. That would be about 96K km so you may very well be covered if the Canadian warranty on your model year is the same as mine.
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Thanx Ray
.... I will have to find a dealer thats willing.
mikeUnichip'd TRD Supercharger & 5.9 Overboost Crank Pulley,TRD Boost guage and Oak color matched pod,TRD LSD,Valvebody Upgrade by IPT in NY, JBA headers,Y pipe, K&N(Evol) SS catback exhaust, Helwig Rear antisway bar, Rear custom Leafpack,TRD Coils,Cornfed Spacers's with Y/B Bilsteins,Westin Outdoorsman Bushbar and Nerf Tubes, TRD Ivan Stewart 16X8 Rims and 285/75/R16 Revo AT tires.Pioneer 5500 MP3 Head unit/Q-Logic sub enclosure with dual crossfire subs/ 700 watts of Crossfire Amps/Bazooka 6.5's and 5.25's in Kickpanels/ CodeAlarm Remote starter/antitheft system.
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It the stealerships won't cover it, check to see if the leak is coming from the inner axles, it could just be a bad seal. If that's the case, that should be easy to fix.
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If you're sure it just a seal, try some Auto-RX. They have a website and it worked pretty good on a rear main seal leak I had on my little Cavalier.
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