The most common reason for
leakage of oil from differential gear cases onto brakes is overfilling of the
housing. Under such conditions, the leakage will probably take place no matter
how effective packing may be. Use of quite low viscosity gear lubricants, for
example, SAE 75 grade in hot weather may also contribute to such leakage. Use
of air pressure to help remove oil from the gear box may also cause leakage
onto brakes. Failure of packing should also be investigated case there is a
problem of gear lubricant on brakes.
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