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Mazda BT 50 & Pickup TrucksWhile Mazda may not be known for their trucks, they have always produced quality reliable trucks for both hauling cargo, or simply crusing. BT 50
Hello, back again with another issue with my truck! �� (it happens with an old truck I guess)
Vehicle details:
2002 Mazda
B4000 6 Cylinder, 4.0L, 4x4
Yesterday I noticed a leak coming from around the front differential on the passenger side towards the passenger wheel. Looking like it is coming from the Axel seal, or Pinion Seal? It has been a very slow leak and grimy/dirty. I’m guessing it’s differential fluid and hopefully not oil (I have been checking oil level daily and it has not gone down). I have had this truck for almost month and this is the first time I noticed the leak (I have been checking for leaks everyday). I usually park on flat ground at my house, but my truck has been parked on an incline the last two days, if that would make any difference.
I’m wondering if the issue is an Axel Seal Leak which is causing this? I’m talking it in to a trusted shop Thursday to get it looked at. Hopefully it’s just the Seal and differential fluid and not oil. which is causing it to slowly leak...
Im just trying to tackle one thing at a time with this truck and looking to get at least 3-4 years out of it.
Front Axel Seal Leak / Front Differential Leak?
