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		<title>Timberline &#8211; Differential Fluid Venting From The Rear Axle &#8211; 2021-2023 Ford Explorer</title>
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<p>NHTSA ID Number:&#160;10233577 Manufacturer Communication Number:&#160;TSB 22-2406 Summary Some 2021-2023 Explorer Timberline vehicles may exhibit differential fluid venting from the differential fluid vent. The customer may notice differential fluid pooling below the vehicle or saturating the wheel well liner. This may be due to the differential vent tube not having enough positive incline. To correct ... <a title="Timberline &#8211; Differential Fluid Venting From The Rear Axle &#8211; 2021-2023 Ford Explorer" class="read-more" href="https://ford.oemdtc.com/12504/timberline-differential-fluid-venting-from-the-rear-axle-2021-2023-ford-explorer/" aria-label="Read more about Timberline &#8211; Differential Fluid Venting From The Rear Axle &#8211; 2021-2023 Ford Explorer">Read more</a></p>
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