if it's an axle seal, yea I can see putting it in the shop. If it's just your differential cover leaking do it yourself and save a whole lot of cash. For the diff cover, do a search here and find out what others have used for gasket making material. I can't remember the name of what I used, but I remember it was an orange liquid sealant from a tube and it has worked perfectly.

 

Anything with high oil resistance will be fine, just make sure you make a complete circle around the bolt holes and don't be stingy with the RTV.

 

i'm pretty sure its the pinion seal or whatever thats called. I have to take a closer look at it though.

 

Ordered some remflex gaskets and locking header bolts today off ebay so they were a little cheaper.

The rear is leaking like a ****. I went to work tonight got there a little after 3. We took break at like 5:30 and there was a good sized puddle already. I think its time to park it till I get it fixed. The hope is I can fix the headers next weekend then get the rear fixed after that.

Got me thinking about that chrome rear cover that I always wanted

 

Might as well have them throw a new set of gears in there while they're at it![sm=lildevil.gif]