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21 Overland Different part numbers probably make sense since the gearing is different perhaps? 3.73 to 4.10...

So that is a different part number than I had replaced. Mine was 68471168AA SHAFT-AXLE REAR It has been over 5 months and 5000 miles and still dry.

Just a question here, but kind of goes along with the whole rear axle issue that I had as well. I have what appears to be a fluid leak from the front of the diff where the shaft slides into. My dealer says: Yes this is moisture. The seal gets hot and cold, expands etc. Chrysler specifically...

Have had the Savadicar for about two weeks now. Fit like a glove at first with no gaps at all and now has about a 1.5" gap on each side from bending and not laying flat against the window anymore. Still works for the most part and the top still tucks up behind the front bar, but concerned it...

Part number on my replacement was "68471168AA SHAFT-AXLE REAR" which was replace on 2/11/22 and about 4600 miles ago. So far, no further leaks. Side note: I currently have a "rotational" grinding or rubbing sound when coasting that sounds like it is coming from the right rear possibly...

That makes me wonder what made them check for metal or was it obvious? I am going on my second week now of the replacement and so far, so good. Only about 250 miles on the new axle. Was the initial replacement axle part number you had the same as the one I just had put in mine (68471168AA...

Just to follow up on my post #1149. Dropped my JT off at the dealer to get this looked at yesterday and was repaired the next. Just happened to have the axle sitting around I guess. Mechanic noted grease on the brake pads causing the soft feel I complained about. Per Jeep factory...

Ok, just found this forum and thread. I too apparently need to join this leaky club. Reason for looking is that I have noticed over the past few weeks that my braking was getting soft. It now takes a few pumps to get a firm brake pedal. In searching for issues online, I came across this...