Although you can get to the left side seal from the front also, the best way to replace the left side seal is to remove the wheel lug nuts, lift the vehicle, put it on jack stands, and remove the wheel along with the splash shield located on the front axle. Subsequently, take out the left driveaxle and carry out the same exercise by drawing the lubricant from the front
Differential. Mounted on the puller is the old seal, which is replaced by a new seal that is then installed using a seal driver or a slightly smaller socket with the lips of the seal lubricated with multi purpose grease. When the axleshaft has been inserted, refill the differential with the correct type of lubricant, fit the driveaxle, replace the splash shield, and bolt the wheel; slowly lower the vehicle to the ground and test. For right side seal, have to need to take out the differential and also need to drain the lubricant from the front differential. Once more, disengage the old seal with seal remover or slide hammer with an adapter, then with the seal driver or slightly smaller socket install the new seal, it is recommended you coat the lips of the seal with multipurpose grease before re installation of the differential.