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    Ok well this weekend im bringing my truck in to get checked out, but i did a little investigating of my own today. Im pretty sure its a leak, cause i drove it around for a bit today and then checked it and it was wet, and it looked pretty fresh. The sound is still there, and it sounds like a gear gone bad or something but i will let ya know.
    2000 Silverado Ecsb 5.3 Z71. Work in progress...

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    Quote Originally Posted by txarkitekt View Post
    ...It is not uncommon for the seals at this juncture to leak. Have you noticed any moisture or leaking of fluids there? How does your fluid level in the front axle look?
    Yeah, I thought it could have been a leak from the get-go. With the amount of offroading you do and how much crap could potentially get in there to ruin stuff, it is no surprise something has gone wrong. Yeah, let someone look at it and see what the extent of the damage is....

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