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I’m having a bit of a challenge sourcing an oil seal for the output shaft on my 3 speed manual transmission (1955 235 engine, Apache 3100). I think I found one on eBay but worry about compatibility.

Anyone have any suggestions? Is there a specific brand and part number that I should search for? An online store (called Summit Racing but they didn’t have)?

Is there a way to find which specific transmission I have? I know which casting numbers to use for the block and head but no clue where to start on the transmission.

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Welcome to Stovebolt.

From what I find in the 1929-1957 Parts manual, you have two options (highlighted on the attached.) A good parts store can either use the dimensions and the GM PN to cross over to a current manufacturer's number.

NAPA's website says their Part #: NOS 22340 fits. It matches the dimensions in the first seal I highlighted.
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Last edited by klhansen; 09/18/2025 5:46 PM. Reason: added more info

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National 9613S Oil Seal


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Thank you @klhansen and @Guitplayer!

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9613S is available at Auto Zone for about $5
Also fits 350 TH, Powerglide, and overdrive transmissions.
Fred


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Thanks rfs56trk. Seal acquired!


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