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eutek



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Weepy wheel?
I noticed that there seems to be a mild oil leak on my right rear wheel - none of the others have this.

Has anyone else experienced this? Any thoughts as to what it could be?


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I clean it up, leave the 110 parked up a few days and it is back...

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Post #75628 13th Jun 2011 5:34pm
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BigMike



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could be one of a few things really. take the wheel of and take a look.
Post #75631 13th Jun 2011 5:56pm
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You got a dog Whistle
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eutek



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Zagato wrote:
You got a dog Whistle


Ha ha... if only, he'd chase away the neighbour's cat - who is fond of taking dumps in our flowers.
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Could be anti seize that they put on between the hub and wheel. Is the backplate wet? Steve.
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cinstone



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Stick ya finger on it and smell it. That should narrow things down.

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Post #75664 13th Jun 2011 7:56pm
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It would be worth checking the brake fluid level as well. If it's not at the full level take off the wheel and check that the brake pipes not cracked/split. Also check the bleed nipple (if it has one, not checked) hasn't been sheared off or is loose. Also check the shock absorber isn't leaking oil. Once the wheel is off dirt will have adhered to the oil so you will be able too see where it is coming from.
Post #75668 13th Jun 2011 8:19pm
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I'll have 10 p on shock absorber.
Post #75671 13th Jun 2011 8:24pm
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mse



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I bet the dealer will still say they all do it. Mike
Post #75682 13th Jun 2011 9:19pm
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yanto



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would'nt brake fluid burn through the paint??
Post #75708 13th Jun 2011 10:04pm
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Had a leaky break cylinder on a tdi do something similar but on the inside of the wheel. Then again they were drum breaks so I would check the brake fluid level as suggested. Also do you notice any difference in how the vehicle comes to a stop when you apply the breaks? 1982 88" 2.25 diesel
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eutek



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Thanks for the suggestions, I'll take the wheel off today or tomorrow and have a look!
Post #75734 14th Jun 2011 6:07am
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willy eckerslike



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my bet is, If it isn't the drive flange leaking then it's the inner bearing grease seal Original Member Pie n Pea Club.
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Post #75736 14th Jun 2011 6:53am
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I had that on my old TD5, turned out to be a broken hub, the garage where surprised it hadn't seized up and exploded so I suggest you get it looked at ASAP
Post #75761 14th Jun 2011 11:07am
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