Does this look like a rear main seal leak?

[WestCoastDan]

Mopar STRONGLY recommends using their sealant.
These are just a few of the reasons I'll continue tolerating the leak from ours.

• The Mopar sealant is nearly the only product available with these specific properties.
• Getting the channel CLEAN (read that as CLEAN!), and free of debris are typical failure points.
• You'll likely break exhaust bolts (or worse) gaining access to ATTEMPT the repair.
• You won't know it's not right until the new oil you added ends up all over the driveway.

 

[Austin O.]

Mopar STRONGLY recommends using their sealant.
These are just a few of the reasons I'll continue tolerating the leak from ours.

• The Mopar sealant is nearly the only product available with these specific properties.
• Getting the channel CLEAN (read that as CLEAN!), and free of debris are typical failure points.
• You'll likely break exhaust bolts (or worse) gaining access to ATTEMPT the repair.
• You won't know it's not right until the new oil you added ends up all over the driveway.

If my leak wasn’t as bad as it is, I wouldnt attempt it again. But now I know how to do it, and I’m gonna take my time with it so it should be more smooth. I’ve already broken exhaust bolts anyways