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This winter's project is to replace the brake wheel and master cylinders and shoes in the old truck. Have the front wheels off and what I would expect should be the wheel seal has no felt or anything that looks like a seal. Does anyone have an exploded view of the front bearing/seal assembly and/or what the wheel seal should look like? I am sure as I go along there will be more questions but for now will start with this.


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Hy GIJOE298, the original "seal" was a felt washer National p/n 5756, there is a replacement conventional type seal available National p/n 40973S $2.27 at RockAuto, only two left at that price, hope that helps.

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Thanks 3B! this helps a bunch. placed the order before there were gone.


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