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#1098531 04/20/2015 10:58 PM
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Does anyone have a comprehensive list of seal numbers? Unfortunately with the lack of customers service and skilled counter personnel at most parts stores today, I have had difficulty getting parts.
The 3800 tends to be a bit of an enigma as you well know.
So I was hoping someone might have a list of seal part numbers.
Thank you

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Seals are one item that I find quite easy to get at the auto parts stores either by the numbers on the old seals or by the dimensions of the bore, shaft, and thickness.
Sometimes they can look it up by application but it is still smart to confirm dimensions.

What seals are you looking for?


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At the moment I am looking for the output seal for the 4 speed in my 48 3800. A few weeks ago I was looking for axle seals by application without pulling them.

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Hy vermont48, welcome, the transmission output seal should be SKF p/n 22340 $11.66 at RockAuto, the rear wheel seals should be SKF p/n 28426 $7.63 at RockAuto, hope that helps.

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Hey! Thank you very much!

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If you know your shaft size and Outside Diameter, you can go here.

http://www.timken.com/en-US/products/Documents/Seal-Specification-Guide.pdf


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