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06-20-2005 12:58 PM #1

blownS10
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Car Year, Make, Model: Blown 1985 Chevy S-10 Blazer

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Anyone familiar with installing Ford axle seals to prevent c-clip eliminator leakage?

I ordered c-clip eliminator kits for my 12 bolt truck rear. I heard that Ford 8.8" axle tube seals can be modified and installed in the axle tube ends to prevent leakage at the eliminator/backing plate.

Anyone know how to do this?

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