axle seal oil leakage

friends 2006 1.4 I went to a biker because there was oil dripping from my gasoline vehicle, said that the biker came from the rear crank seal, I said okay, I bought the pad from the service, also changed the clutch lining while opening it. Then there was again dripping, this time he told me that he came from the right axle seal, he took the original one, he brought it changed. However, oil drops from the right axle seal. What do I think? Do I have any other reason why I missed it from the felt? what is your solution suggestion? akis felt changed twice, meanwhile, I bought the sub-industry felt again. I would be glad if you answer what your solution suggestions are.

If it changes slightly and is still missing, there may be wear on the axle tulip.

May Allah keep away from such masters, he did not change this & nbsp; this did not change him. But if he has his own car, change this pattern.

axle tulip is the place that is attached to the axle, what does it need to change and what is its cost

Well, the obvious thing was the same situation in me. We changed, came, looked the next day, there are drops on the floor. In the meantime, they wrote 150 TL for tulips. The place called ax tulip is the place where the opposite end is iron. hashing 2011-10-30 17:08:17

Well, if the master hasn't been able to cut the leak in the same place for two times, I will change the felt, not the master, and then I will handle the master in the first place.

[QUOTE = 06ilhan06] Well, if the master cannot cut the leak in the same place for 2 times, I say change the felt, not the master. It looks like

look at the tulip head

I was wondering if my teacher put something in the gearbox oil, how would he want to throw it or how much transmission oil could be added?

[QUOTE = sensational] Well, the obvious thing was the same thing in me, it was running out of publicly. We changed, came, looked the next day, there are drops on the floor. In the meantime, they wrote 150 TL to the tulip. The place called ax tulip is the place with the opposite end of the iron tip. [/ QUOTE]