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#1318700 07/21/2019 9:21 PM
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Anybody have a part number/source for hub oil seals for a 48 3/4 ton pick up. It has Eaton floating axles and an HO52 carrier. I found a good Tech tip on this rear end with part numbers for a number of parts but not for the oil seal.

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Your old seal should have the p/n stamped/printed on it...just take it to NAPA and have them order it if it's not on the shelf.

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Hy Joel1948, welcome, I come up with National 2081, hope that helps.

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Hy Joel1948, welcome, I come up with National 2081, hope that helps.


That's the same one I show. It fits practically all 3/4 & I ton GM trucks plum into the 90's. Any parts store should have it.
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The 2081 seals are also on ebay. I just got two awile back and cheper than anywhere local.

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Thanks for all the reply's.
Meanwhile, I'm going through boxes and drawers after not working on my truck for 10+ years and ran across a seal in a box and it is a 2081. No doubt it's for my truck! Why I have one and not two or maybe I replaced one and not the other? and if so which one? I better buy another and replace both. Thanks again for your help.


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