Leaking fluid in center toward trunk

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Asked by austin Aug 28, 2020 at 11:02 AM about the 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

A few days ago I noticed a small puddle under my
marquis. Color is light golden brown. I checked the
oil and it is full. Any idea what this is?

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I would suspect the rear differential is leaking. This is commonly referred to as "the pumpkin". Check where the driveshaft meets the differential. There's a seal there that can wear and allow the differential fluid to start leaking out. Hope that helps! Jim

Don't run the diff low on oil or you will ruin the differential/wheel bearings.

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Leak is coming from here not to sure what it is but theres two of them under the car

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I can't think of any source of oil inside the car. Look above that plug!

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155,355

Maybe something spilled in the trunk? So the differential is not wet? Jim

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Can someone tell me wgat that middle piece is with the plug (the source of the leak)

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