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GA Case

08-31-2005 12:31:49

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I have a leaking oil seal between the Hydralic tunnel and the transmission. I have the old seal out. Where can I find another seal? Any help would be helpful.

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Joe (Wa)

09-01-2005 12:59:14

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Re: Transmission oil seal in reply to GA Case, 08-31-2005 12:31:49

VT4970 main driveshaft oil seal cross-ref p/n A30603, later changed to p/n A46048. You might try a Case dealer. I have heard the seal is no longer available but you might get lucky.

Go to this link, click on the interchange catalog, enter VT4970 in the search box, and check the dimensions of CR11800 against your old seal.

I have heard that 2 of these seals is a suitable replacement for your existing double lip seal but haven't tried it myself. Napa sells CR brand.

Joe

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Mathias NY

09-01-2005 09:03:56

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Re: Transmission oil seal in reply to GA Case, 08-31-2005 12:31:49

I am not sure if anyone else has contacted you. There are several distributors in this forum that may have access to the seal you need.

If not, I can probably point you in the direction of a seal distributor that could find one for you. You will need to know the shaft diameter, the bore (housing) diameter, and the width of the seal casing.

Also before installing the new seal, make sure there are not any nicks or gouges in the shaft. These could tear up the new seal causing it to leak almost immediately.

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Ga Case

09-01-2005 12:03:19

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Re: Transmission oil seal in reply to Mathias NY, 09-01-2005 09:03:56

Thanks, the old seal has number VT4970 C/B on it. It was slightly damaged during removal. I think I can get accurite measurements though.

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Mathias NY

09-01-2005 13:01:58

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Re: Transmission oil seal in reply to Ga Case, 09-01-2005 12:03:19

I just cross referenced that part number on the Chicago-Rawhide website. It brought up a 1.188" shaft, 2" bore, 2.004" seal OD, and 0.25" width. The stock number is 11800.

Go here, enter your zipcode, it will give you a list of local distributors.

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It is probably about a $5.00 part. Let me know if you can't get anywere with it. Good luck.

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Ga Case

09-02-2005 05:57:02

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Re: Transmission oil seal in reply to Mathias NY, 09-01-2005 13:01:58

Thnaks for all of the help

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