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#1017534 03/28/2014 12:27 AM
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I am not sure how the oil seals are installed on my 48 Chevy 3/4 (full floating axle). Which side goes in first? I am guessing that the seal is installed so the part number is visible. Oil seal is SKF #28426
your help is much needed and appreciated. I have searched on the internet for info but I am not able to find and answer.

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I think the part number is always on the back side, but the real way to tell is the sealing lip goes toward the bearing.


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