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    unruly6835 Posts: 3, Reputation: 1
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    Apr 29, 2011, 05:56 PM
    "f250 ford 4wd rear main seal"
    "04 F250 REAR MAIN SEAL" remove and replace
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    Apr 30, 2011, 03:57 AM
    04 f250 4wd rear pinion seal re,
    04 F250 superduty 4wd need to remove and replace the rear pinion seal. Thanks
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    Apr 30, 2011, 09:26 AM
    In 1 post you say rear main and in the other rear pinion. Are we talking 2 separate jobs?? You don't tell us what engine you have. Some engines have a split main and you can access that by dropping the oil pan, pulling the reap main cap and installing the 2 piece seal. In other engines you have a 1 piece seal and you need to remove the transmission, flywheel or torque converter, possibly the bell housing. If you are talking about a rear pinion seal, drop the driveshaft, remove the yoke on the differential and replace the seal. Pinion seal is a lot easier but you will need a large socket for the pinion nut. Pinion seal must be installed the right way or it will leak.

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