That's nothing more than a leaky pinion seal that is both inexpensive and relatively easily replaced. If you're not handy with tools, any 4x4 shop or mechanic can easily replace it. It takes about an hour and the part is under $20. If you want to do it yourself, a very durable brand of replacement seal is Chicago Rawhide.
Thanks a lot for the quick reply that pretty much my thought too, if anyone else have been through this or has any sight of it, it would be also helpful,
Heheh yeah i own a 2006 Land Cruiser FZJ71 4500EFI Petrol 240hp and ofcourse the 2000 JEEP Wrangler you are welcome to visit my website: www.true4wd.com and see my vehicles through the about page.
Thanks for your useful reply,
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