Thanks John.

The rear seal on the transmission at the extension housing rarely leaks on its on. There is usually a cause for this leak other an just the seal. The rear driveshaft needs to be removed and the U-joints worked in hand to see if either are hard to bend or sloppy causing an out of balance vibration. Then see how tight the front of the driveshaft fits into the transmission. if it has alot of up and down movement then a new extension housing is needed because the brass bushing inside is worn and this caused the seal to fail. If all checks out fine then just remove the driveshaft and pry out the seat and install a new one.

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