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Originally Posted by DAEMANO
Lowered on dealer installed springs would still be under warranty. Or OP could swap back his OEM suspension (that'd be his call). It is up for interpretation, but in my book it's better to be safe than very sorry. Surely someone telling him to not have the leak checked out is being a tad reckless with someone else's car & money.
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For cryen out loud, @
DAEMANO ....... it's just barely a smudge of oil on the axle. It's not like its dripping and all the oil is going to gush out of the differential .....
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slyphen, I suggest you just keep an eye on it and if it gets worse, have the seal replaced.
If you do it yourself (see the video) there is a chance that you will mess up and make things worse.
If you take it to a dealer, there is a good chance they will give you a bunch of grief about your car being lowered.
Keep in mind that this advice is coming from ol humfrz ....... who back in the day bought his daughter a junk 1978 Toyota Celica to drive. I made her park in the gravel beside the driveway because it had a bad oil leak at the front of the engine. Did I fix it .. ?? Noooo, ...... it was easier and cheaper just to put a quart of cheap oil in it every week.
humfrz