jeep 4.0 rear main seal

After 18 years and 32k or so miles, the original 4.0 rms decided to start leaking. Nothing wild, just a consistent drip after the motor had been running. I had a reputable 4x4 shop in the area replace the original rms with a Fel-Pro rms. Unfortunately this seal leaked as much as the original one...

I wanted to report back after changing to high mileage oil and also adding Titan stop leak. Worked great, after only driving only about 20 miles I have no leaks at all. Thanks for the advice on the forum.

Been lurking in this group for awhile but haven't posted. I have a 2000 TJ with the 4.0, 96k miles on it. Got it a few months ago and have been going through it trying to get it to point where I know everything is good to go. Did a few cosmetics, basic tune up, new battery, all fluids swapped...

Hey Guys, I tried using a thicker viscosity oil but the leak continued. In my country Austria a oil leak is a no go and I won't get my TÜV. Without my TÜV I am not allowed to drive the Jeep. I have an original service manual from Jeep an it states: *Remove the transmission inspection cover...

Any suggestions for tackling the top half of the rear main seal. Got the bottom of course, it isnt moving with a punch quite as easy as the videos?

Thought i had a leak from my oil plug guy said its a main rear seal.Its leaking very little and my oil is never low. Are 2004 TJ 4.0 known for rear seal leaks.Also can i just use that bar leak stuff ,or would you have it fixed. Also any idea of price As always thanks