Can a car still drive with a leaking axle shaft seal?

[RichardFitz]

Can a car still drive with a leaking axle shaft seal? The following is an introduction to axle shaft leakage and its treatment methods: Causes and consequences of axle shaft leakage: Car axle shaft leakage usually refers to the rupture of the axle shaft seal, causing the internal lubricating oil to leak. If not addressed in time, dust can enter the CV joint, and due to the lack of lubricating oil, the CV joint will experience dry friction, accelerating wear and producing abnormal noise and vibration, which affects the driving experience. Treatment methods for axle shaft leakage: If axle shaft leakage is detected, replace the seal promptly. Nowadays, seal replacements are done without disassembly, making the process very convenient. During replacement, ensure the CV joint is cleaned and reapply high-temperature grease.