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I have a 9" ford that I am periodically having to wipe the messy accumulated grease off the front passenger side. It runs down the rear end on onto the 4-link. No visible leak is evident, so it must be coming out of the little flip top vent valve. any one experience this and is there a fix?
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I fixed mine by running a piece of rubber hose(after removing the little cap)up about 10",tie strap the hose to something and put a new vent valve in the end of the hose.the gm part # is 15771000 and it costs about $3.00
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Great way to fix it but how much fluid do you have in the rear??? Possiblly overfilled it here??? Ya really do not need much more than a few PINTS not quarts but pints to work satisfactorily---Comp
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Should the vent valve be mounted facing up or does it matter? thanks for the help. Last edited by 68camaroSS; 10-23-2010 at 03:17 PM. Reason: correction |
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I think it should face up so if some fluid gets in the hose it runs back into the differential and not on the track
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Ran the car a couple of weekends and no fluid leakage.. very nice fix.. thanks,
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