I was gonna change my fuel filter, but turns out I'll have to buy the right sized wrench...

And found these!

 

Uh-oh! Do you have those sized wrenches??

 

I think Perry means leaks. AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

 

Well, I know I've got the oil pan wrench, lol.

Gonna have to do some digging to make sure I've got all the tools for the pinion seal...

But still have to go buy the filter wrench, lol.

 

If you do not see active drips, I wouldn't worry about either of them. A small amount of leakage is permissible, so long as you aren't seeing spots on the driveway.

On the oil pan wetness, this could be caused by a loose pan. Atleast it was on my old Bravada. Tightened it all down and it cured the leak. But mine was leaving oil in my driveway!...

 

Yeah, I was asking if he had the wrenches to tighten the bolts where the leaks were.

 

the same thing happened to me a month ago, it cost me $230 to get a new pinon seal and they also noticed another leak on the transfer case and fixed that

 

That looks minor. Just get some brake parts cleaner, spray it off to get it clean and keep an eye on it. A little seepage is not a problem.

 

I take it I've gotta drop the front diff to change the pinion seal, right?

If that's the case... Imma start shopping for a locker, lol, I'll double check the fluids and such when I get my truck off the blocks...

 

No, you don't have to drop the diff to change the pinion seal.
Remove the front drive shaft, (mark the nut and the pinion with a centerpunch for location)remove the nut and washer, tap the flange off with a hammer, pop out the old seal. pop in the new seal and reassemble. Then check your diff oil level.
Takes about an hour with air tools.