K5Rob
Member
- Joined
- Dec 1, 2024
- Posts
- 37
- Reaction score
- 8
- Location
- Maine
- First Name
- Rob
- Truck Year
- 1987
- Truck Model
- K5 Blazer
- Engine Size
- 350
I noticed milky fluid on the outside of my np208, on the bottom and by the output shaft seal. This truck is new to me. When i bought it i saw the same fluid leak but it was clean, not milky.
Today i popped the top cap and checked fluid with an allen wrench and the fluid inside is clean. My thought was if i saw milky fluid on the outside, then the inside would be emulsified and not just water on the bottom but i am unsure. I dont have enough fluid on hand to drain and refill. The truck is gonna sit until spring. Not registered. I am new to 4x4s.
Is it possible for fluid on the outside to get milky from condensate ?? Seems strange to me. I dont wanna drain and refill, or leave empty, I am going to pull the tcase anyway this spring but dont want it to freeze either. What are your thoughts?
Today i popped the top cap and checked fluid with an allen wrench and the fluid inside is clean. My thought was if i saw milky fluid on the outside, then the inside would be emulsified and not just water on the bottom but i am unsure. I dont have enough fluid on hand to drain and refill. The truck is gonna sit until spring. Not registered. I am new to 4x4s.
Is it possible for fluid on the outside to get milky from condensate ?? Seems strange to me. I dont wanna drain and refill, or leave empty, I am going to pull the tcase anyway this spring but dont want it to freeze either. What are your thoughts?