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The rear differential of my truck is puking gear oil from the vent, any ideas?

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The rear differential of my truck is puking gear oil from the vent, any ideas?

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The most common cause is aeration of the oil. This is normally caused by contamination and results in millions of tiny bubbles causing the oil to greatly expand. I have also seen cases of a partially restricted vent causing this problem. The pressure is increased to a point where oil slung by the ring gear is blown out, rather than falling back to the lower end of the housing.

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