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Jun 23, 2010 | 07:24 PM

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Spike555

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Yes it is the sealer/conditioner.

Jun 23, 2010 | 11:32 PM

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d.m.disco

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Knock on wood, it's worked for me also. I had 2 leaks front and back and stopped them both and I only used 2/3 of the bottle. Good luck

Jun 25, 2010 | 08:52 PM

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rancher43

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Hello Guys,

I have been awful busy trying to get the electrical and drywall in my shop but I wanted to let you know where I am at with the wifes discovery.

Still have a leak. The white shepard may have slowed it but I fear the seal may be beyond its capabilities.

I wanted to check the breather but could not find it. Can one of you please tell me where to look.

Also, as soon as I can get to it I am going to replace the front input shaft seal. I think this is where it is coming from. I hope as in the past you guys can help me through it.

Is there any harm in my wife driving it as long as I keep the case topped off?

Thanks Again,

Jim

Jun 25, 2010 | 09:01 PM

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Spike555

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No harm in driving it as long as it is full of fluid.

Jul 30, 2010 | 01:06 PM

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onseytote

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transfer cases

Quote:

Originally Posted by lordmorpheus

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Speaking from 19 years of parts store experience, it would probably be best if you don't even mention Land Rover. Just give them measurements, and you will be more likely to get whet you need without hearing, "There's no way we are going to have that!"

Very witty, that would be a smart move. Advice appreciated