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Thanks for the replies Gents. I removed the axle & there doesn't appear to be any wear so I can only assume the splines on that axle were originally machined further along the shaft than standard. I checked one of the rear axles & there is only 5mm float. Looks like one of those land rover anomalies. I replaced the rubber hub cap & is now ok no oil leaksOne thing I did notice in the parts book on REMLR in group JC pages 86 & 87 it shows a hand sketched seal item 2A seal axle shaft inner any idea where that sits in the assembly as I didn't see it when I disassembled.thanks again for your repliesThat's an inner seal in the rear axle to hold oil in the diff. As you know the rear axle is tilted up so the driveshaft can clear the intermediate axle and the seal holds the oil to the correct level so the front pinion bearing gets enough oil. You can see the rear diff has a higher level filler bung.Mark