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A Jeep Differential Seal is basically a rubber ring that surrounds the axle pinion. It also keeps gear oil locked inside the housing and dirt out. So, the gears run smoothly inside the differential housing. Every present-day Jeep bestows upon the driver that war-ready toughness, fitted with a boxed steel frame and elevated off the ground, placed high with the curb feeling nothing else but a pebble. The legendary 7-slot grill indicates that the vehicle has trail intent, which is complemented by the short overhangs. The short overhangs enable the vehicle's body to crawl up ledges without the metalwork kissing the ledge. With Selec-Terrain, you can simply twist a knob to choose snow, sand, mud, or rock. All choices adjust throttle, torque split, and traction control quicker than you can manage pedals. Disconnecting sway bars gives the front suspension more articulation capacity, and skid plates protect vulnerable guts. The Jeep works to keep its interior tech as cutting edge as its functionality. Anytime, anywhere over-the-air software bumps and voice-activated navigation that works even when your gloves stay on help keep the Jeep community waving back on the trail. Before changing the Differential Seal, park the Jeep on flat ground, chock the wheels, and raise the axle so it will spin freely. To drain the fluid, loosen the diff cover. Mark the driveshaft yoke so that you can restore the preload. Then, remove the yoke. Finally, use a hook tool to pull out the old Differential Seal. Make sure the bore is spotless, smear some fresh gear lube on the lips, and then tap the new Differential Seal flush with a large socket so it is square. Put the slip yoke back to its marks, torque the nut, refill with gear oil, drop it down, and check for leaks.