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Old 10-01-2009, 11:29 AM
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parking brake leaking?

My carrier bearing popped, alot of vibrations so I idle into a parking lot. Im no mechanic but I get it done with a ham/chisel. A day later I peek under there and the bottom of the park drum there is wet, wiped the drip it was back in maybe an hour. I think its coming from whatever piece is in front of the drum? Is that a separate chamber from the tranny, because my fluid level shows ok. Part# is 6051001042. Just want to make sure before I start pulling bolts and squirting fluid.
Ive been down twice in two weeks, the carrier bearing and then a vac pump, third times not a charm!
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Old 10-01-2009, 11:40 AM
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The parking brake shouldn't have any fluid. It's a cable/lever system that pushes the shoes out against the drum.

Are you sure your axle seal isn't leaking?

Just a thought....
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Old 10-01-2009, 01:04 PM
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Im pretty sure its leaking from the unit in between the tranny and the parking drum. It looks like its leaking into the drum then just running down. I havent a clue what that unit does, but I want to top it off for now so it doesnt burn out, and ill fix the seal when I get a nice light day, this truck works hard every day. E450 16' box love it!
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is it the tranny output seal?
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