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Rear axle seal replacement

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Craig

10-10-2001 03:07:26




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Yesterday I noticed some oil leaking around my brake drum on my TO-20. How difficult is it to replace the seals and what are the best ones to use?
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David, MI

10-16-2001 11:58:52




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 Re: Rear axle seal replacement in reply to Craig, 10-10-2001 03:07:26  
Craig: There is a product call a "sure seal" that allows you to seal the axle and not remove collars and replace the o/e seals. I installed these in my TO-20 last spring. They have been working great. I have an earlier post that goes into some detail. BTW, the TO-30 seals are set up differently than the TO-20. David, MI



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mross

10-11-2001 10:47:16




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 Re: Rear axle seal replacement in reply to Craig, 10-10-2001 03:07:26  
I had to replace my seals about a month ago. Getting the axles out istn't hard at all. However, replacing the seals is a little more difficult. There is a lock collar on each axle that has to be broken so you can press the seal off. I choose to drop my axles off at the dealer. It took him an hour to do what would have took me a couple of nights out in the shop.



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A.rhoads

10-13-2001 16:30:19




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 Re: Re: Rear axle seal replacement in reply to mross, 10-11-2001 10:47:16  
I being the type trying to make the mouse trap better,and not knowing (for sure) that the 20 & 30 seals are one in the same(think they are) i did a different approch. after using a mag charged needle and pin light determinded the bearing were in good shape Flushed out the assy,then doubled sealed the axle housing and added one that rides on the locking collar,i now have an inter seal-CR # 19643 replacing the oe leather type and #27370 which rides on the collar. might say i wanted double protection...before instalation i did use a needle grease gun adaptor to carefully pack the bearings,in theory this step SHOULD not be needed ,judging by the amount of grease leaking out the old seal,and having working on big rig's with oil bath seals on axles and wheel ends. But i packed them anyway knowing there is no call for a inter seal to seperate the rear end lub from the packed axle bearings,And the fact that the old style seals with leather could not hold liq lub fluids even when new..So the packing grease would be washed out over time.No leaks /no resulting problems to date.

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