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DC differential seals

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Scott KY

08-10-2006 06:22:49




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I am having trouble keeping the differential seals from leaking on one of my DC's. I have replaced both seals new and still have leaks. Any suggestions?




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Paul f

08-10-2006 08:54:10




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 Re: DC differential seals in reply to Scott KY, 08-10-2006 06:22:49  
Most of the original seals on a DC were leather and felt. They were just about twices as thick as modern neoprene seals. You can usually put two new seals in in place of the original. This also helps as the new seal lip will not be running in the grove worn by the original. (Are you talking about the axle seals or the brake shaft seals...



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Scott KY

08-10-2006 08:58:59




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 Re: DC differential seals in reply to Paul f, 08-10-2006 08:54:10  
It is the brake shaft seals.



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Mathias NY

08-10-2006 12:31:36




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 Re: DC differential seals in reply to Scott KY, 08-10-2006 08:58:59  
2 rubber seals probably aren't needed. The second one is redundant if the first is installed correctly.

Make sure the sealing surface is free of burrs. It is best to put the new seal on an unused portion of the shaft. Make sure both the seal and shaft are clean, then lube them both with oil before installing the seal. Rubber seals need to run on a thin film of oil in order to function correctly.

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