badmfkr

iTrader: (4)

I was told that during the rearend setup process (taking apart so many times to set it up correctly) that the seal may have been damaged.

after replacing it still leaks not a drip but diffently not sealing.

when observing mechanic pry the seal cover off with a screwdriver he bent the metal then hammered it back will affect the seal.

now I'm told that the seal may take some time to seat correctly

I'm confussed

Thanks for any helpfull advice

Carter Hays

If the seal leaks, then it's not sealing Make these clowns repair your car. If they can't, get your cash back and find another mechanic.
Transmission shops or 4x4 places usually have a tech who can do it right.