Freelander 1 This bad ???
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There was no pic earlier
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seal leaking , so its not good
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Diff Pinion Oil Seal
Diff Pinion Oil Seal
Is it hard to replace the passanger side rear drive shaft seal
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so its not the prop then 
added passenger side a minute ago
added passenger side a minute ago
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Driveshaft Seal
Driveshaft Seal
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Rave
I danced next to car we glow sticks.nothing happening lol
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Was worth a try
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It'll be ok to drive for some time yet. It's the seal that is letting by some of the diff oil. It looks like a "creep" at the moment, so it's not a problem to leave until the weather improves. Just top up the diff oil and monitor how much is leaking by. When it starts to leave drips on the floor, more urgent attention will be needed.
Didn't you just run it with odd tyres? That may have forced some oil out the diff. When new are all the same, top up oil and monitor. You may find the leak stops by itself.
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