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AC5040 Gear Oil Leak
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    Posted: 20 Jun 2020 at 3:21am
Small hole, legs of cotter pin sticking through. Located under the seat, bottom of transfer case.

What’s the purpose/function of this? Why do you think it would be leaking? Whats the fix process?

Thanks for you input.
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Likely a bad seal somewhere in the dry compartment.  The cotter pin is there to keep a drain clear of bug nests or dirt, you commonly see them in clutch compartments, to let you know when the rear crank seal is bad, on a motor. HTHWink
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I believe it’s an axle seal leaking. Mine has been leaking for a while on the left side. I ordered the seal but I haven’t tackled the job yet. In the middle of hay season so I am tipping the hydraulic fluid off and making sure I don’t run it low.
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