Rear end Rubber mount leaking fluid?
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From: baton rouge
After a long rain i went to wash my car and went to clean my Top speed exhaust and noticed that there was black liquid that dripped on my exhaust and dried on and wouldnt come off and i look at the black rubber mount and it has a lil wet spot on the mount as if its leaking fluid? Whats this rubber mount? and is it fluid filled? 
thats the black mount i was refrerring to...
This is a bumper tuck pic from Offsetz33, props on the photo.

thats the black mount i was refrerring to...
This is a bumper tuck pic from Offsetz33, props on the photo.
Last edited by Z_enthusiast; May 29, 2010 at 04:54 PM. Reason: Owner of pic,thanks
Correct... http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ne&prodid=3971
(There Adam... i even give you a nice plug...)
Doesn't creat a harser ride... just a little bit of gear noice.
This kit comes with 1 rear (the one leaking on yours) and 2 pairs for the front of the differential where it bolts to the subframe.
May need a press to get the OEM ones out... some don't
This also probally the cheapest and best solution.
(There Adam... i even give you a nice plug...)
Doesn't creat a harser ride... just a little bit of gear noice.
This kit comes with 1 rear (the one leaking on yours) and 2 pairs for the front of the differential where it bolts to the subframe.
May need a press to get the OEM ones out... some don't
This also probally the cheapest and best solution.
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haha The body work isnt the hard part. its pulling bend frames and changes uni sides and some quarter panels. but one you get the hang of it theres alot of money to be made and isnt to bad if you have the right tools
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