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Re: Leak

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 108793
First check the center of the plug that the vent hole is not plugged. Sometimes it that simple . But This also can be caused by excessive heat build up on that axle, caused by over braking , bearing wear, low oil , ect.
How long has is been since you serviced your axle? Check bearing play, replace oil.

Robert McClernon
2000 Intrigue
Robert McClernon
2000 Intrigue
40 one slide cummins 375

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Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 108824
Mine does all the time and then pukes oil out on the tire - I just fish it out of the hub and pop it back in. I think I will try and ream out the vent hole a tiny bit and see if that solves the problem. I've been told its because of heat buildup in the hub when underway. I never really lose an appreciable amount of lube, its just annoying and messy. I had a Cessna 310 once that had teeny oil leak that caused one wing edge to always be coated with a thin film of engine oil. I ruined several pair of pants and finally fixed the problem by selling the plane.

Jim and Jona Seifert

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Jim and Jona Seifert
2007 Intrigue 530

Re: Leak

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 108886
In the center of the plug there is a very small hole that works as a vent to releaive pressure. Use a paper metal paper clip and clean the vent out and reinstall. I did this about 3 or 4 times while I had my Magna.

Bo & Kathy Lee 2000 Magna #5896 40 FT 2006 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon