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If this happens to anyone else, you can manually turn the temperature control doohickey with a set of curved hemostats.2 points
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1 pointFront pinion seal. Or just swap in a used rear diff. They almost never fail and have zero demand. On parts cars I never sold one and routinely scrapped them.1 point
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1 pointPretty rare to have the rear cover leak like that, but there is a gasket there. Looks more like the pinion seal or one or both of the side axle seals are leaking, and have been for quite some time, and it's dripping down and blowing back to that lowest part. Unload a can or 2 of degreaser and/or brake clean at that thing and get it cleaned up, top it off, and then drive again and see where the leak comes from.1 point
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1 pointI’ve seen that, forgot about it actually (I’m the next to reply on the next page!). It probably runs the EA82 gearbox too, but we’ll never know now I guess. If it has the stock EJ gearbox it’s probably one of the only ones out there like this, certainly a rarity! It’s Cheers Bennie1 point