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Chop chop 28-08-2014 12:41 PM

Diff Oil leak
 
Hi guys

despite keep filling the diff oil in my Dex210, I keep losing quite a bit of oil and wondered whether you guys know of any ideas to prevent this or additional products which might help

Thanks

Jason A 28-08-2014 02:42 PM

Hi,

If you are still using the original x-ring black seals this is prob where the leakage is coming from.

You will find that the oil will come out of where the outdrives go into the diff housing.

It's pritty simple to fix and stop and all need to do is change the x-ring seals over to an oring.

Generally a 1/8 shock seal oring works great.

A TD330612 oring is what I am using in mine so maybe give them a go.

Thanks

/tobys 28-08-2014 03:15 PM

If you overfill, it leaks out too. Does the diff end up being empty or do you just have lots of oil in the gearbox?

DynaMight 28-08-2014 04:00 PM

I've had the same issue on mine since I got it (it was brand new RTR) after about 2 meetings the diff would be almost empty. I rebuilt in many times as per the guide & tried using some silicon grease as suggested to Support @ TD but didnt help much.

I got some new brand new replacement X-Rings, which did help quite a bit but still leaks a little, although no-where near as much. I could feel the difference in the tightness straight away so it's clear that where the issue was.

I would suggest giving the O-Ring a try, thats what I'll be doing.

Chop chop 28-08-2014 07:57 PM

Dynamite - snap, rtr would last two meetings

Thanks guys, will give the o ring a go

mattr 29-08-2014 05:45 AM

The o-ring mod, with some green slime, makes the diff refilling a once every 6-8 weeks job. If not longer.

I did an oil swap a month or so ago, and the diff was still almost full. I last changed it when we moved outdoors, in march..........


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