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Does anyone also know of a source for 2 ton rear axle seals? i am leaving the house right now to try a-line auto, but just in case the part is "n/a" in thier reference catalog. thanks -DVZ

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Hy dvzdeathtrap, I think the seal you're looking for is National p/n 6358, hope that helps.

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I got mine at NAPA

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3B, thanks for sending me that #. that is the part #. i pulled the old ones out yesterday and to my surprise, A-line auto had them. the old one on the right side had deteriorated and the spring that was on it was around the bearing. good thing i caught it in time. could have been bad. just finished replacing them both about an hr ago. no more leekies. -DVZ


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