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Nokie

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You have a few options depending upon its age and general condition.

1.  Replace the differential

2.  Sell it as-is

3.  Part it out.

4.  Weld a patch over the hole (if the differential casing is weldable).

We can't really decide for you.  We can only give you options.  Probably #2 or #3 because of it being 11 years old unless you can get a free or very low priced differential.

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