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does anybody have part numbers for axle seals on an Original
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Not sure if there has been a number change since my catalog was printed, the number I have is IH-610465-C91
The seals are not in the ends of the axle tubes on an Original, they are in the "Differential Bearing Cages" that hold the differential bearings in place. The axle tubes should have grease zirks in them to grease the bushings in the ends of the tubes. The part number for the axle bushings is IH-376160-R1 hold onto your backside when they tell you how much those bushing are, and yes, that price is PER EACH
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i did my seals in the one of my O's
unfortuantly i dont remember which is which on the because i also did the pinion seal as well i think this is the pinion one http://www.ebay.com/itm/110469791121...84.m1423.l2649 Chicago Rawhide Oil Seal PN: 7636 this one cross references to IH-610465-C91 http://www.ebay.com/itm/230567712424...84.m1423.l2649 Chicago Rawhide CR Seal 10049 |
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i was able to get replacment seals from NAPA. they were a little thinner than the ones that came out but a seal is a seal i figure. and its less than half the price also!
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