Transmission fluid leaking after replacing the passenger side CV axle oil seal?

It sounds like the seal is not in correctly or the CV axle is not all the way installed into the transaxle. If you can upload a video or picture of the leak, I can tell for sure. Here are the instructions for replacing the CV axle and seal. Make sure you don't damage the seal upon installation. Check out the diagrams (below). Please let us know what happens.

This seal is a beast, but it came out easier than going back in and I've had to get a new seal 3 times because when putting it back in the outer rubber part rips. Is there a tool i can get to keep it from ripping when i put it back in? As for it not being in all the way would i be able to put it all back together wheel and all. If it's not I will do a video shortly to show you, but i think you have been helping me with a lot of the issues i have had with this truck.

Okay, sounds good. If I can see what's going on I can help you.

Here's the best video i can get with this phone. It is worse if it's jacked up though.

I don't see the last message to you wth my videos. please let me know if you got them.

I have posted twice now a video of the flow and i don't see ether post on here.

I have posted twìce now a video of the flow and i dont see ether post on here

Thanks for the video. Yep, do not run the car anymore. Can you tell if the CV axle is installed completely because with a leak that size it seems like it is not all the way in?

I'm assuming it is. i was able to put everything back together, but can it still not be on all the way, or could the seal be damaged from me having issues putting it in and thus causing this leak and i have not been able to drive it much at all since i bought it for 1 issue or another.

If you can jack it up and get a good shot of the axle going into the transmission I can tell for sure. You don't need to run the car.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/jack-up-and-lift-your-car-safely

Please run down this guide and report back.

Okay, I'm going out shortly to jack it up, its raining here.

Here's a couple videos:

Sorry, the video does not show the axle but for a split seconds but from what I could see it is not installed completely. I would remove the axle and adjust the "C" clip so it is not so tight, also you can use grease to help center the clip when you installing the axle. This clip is what holds the axle out from being installed completely.

C clip, I don't know what this is, but as for grease around the seal any specific type and is there a tool to help push it in without ripping the rubber part that the axle fits into?

I will send pics of the axle and seal once i get it off tomorrow.

Sorry, your car does not have a C clip so no worries there. You could have the wrong axle though (too short) I would match it to the old unit once you have it out. There is no tool that can help you install the axle into the seal, use motor oil to lubricate it and gently install it.

I've had this axle in now almost 2 years and driven the truck would it do this if it was too short.

Idk what's going on but i posted some videos and pics of the axle the other day and the post isn't on here now.

When i replaced the axle i did put them side by side and they matched i posted pics of them but don't see the post now and no the seal wasn't in all the way i ordered a new one. I will try once i get it to update you.

Sounds good, I see the videos of the leak but not of the axle? It takes time for the videos to upload fyi.

Update: is that i bought a new seal placed it onto the axle and then put the axle in. i got about 95% completely in there's just a small area at the top near the front of truck. i can reach causing it to only drip steadily verses flow like before when in park. now that I'll have a shop finish, so i don't damage the seal for the fifth time just trying to get it in but after it's been running say 5 to 10 minutes it begins to smoke from under the engine bay. could this just be spilled fluid burning off? once the engine gets hot enough do you want a video trying to show you what i mean?

Nope, its okay, I have always installed the seal first so I am not sure why this is such a trouble.