AZ4runner08
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Ok I had another thread awhile back but here is the short summary. Removed the blown out XReas and had FJ Spring installed in the rear and all new adjustable Bilestien shocks installed on all 4 corners to level the truck out. I didn't get any kind of CV Boot leaking when I did the suspension work, only started after I upgraded my tires from 265-65-17 to 265-70-17. The day I put the new tires on I had some dripping from the bigger clamp on the boot, and it had since stopped. However today (a few weeks later) after a short drive I backed into a driveway that has a lean to it and noticed its leaking a bit more again. Below is a picture of the drivers side, and now I noticed the small gap by the axle seal. Does that look right, and if not could it be the axle that is leaking? Differential? There is no fluid by the gap, just coming from the big clamp on both sides of the truck. The passenger side has no gab by the axle seal at all so figured I would reach out to you guys. The fluid that is leaking is very watery, and doesn't have a really bad odor to it. I mention that because someone had stated that axle grease smells really bad. Someone else mentioned this could just be the grease bleeding a bit because of the different angles from the front getting leveled out combined with the warmer temps here is AZ. It went a few weeks without any more dripping but I am backed into a steeper driveway. And ideas?