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#832922 03/07/2012 3:23 AM
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Hey folks.

Got a 59 with a leaking pinion seal. Installed all new gears bearings and seals. I put a new pinion seal in it being that there is a chance I may have messed up some how the first time. Second time around I still have a leak. Is there a part number for a new yoke or maybe a different yoke and seal I can run all together?

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If the yoke is worn where the seal runs you can install a speedi-sleeve on it.


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Very true. Anyone know were I can get a speedy sleeve for this yoke or the part number for the yoke So I can see what I can find.

Thanks Dave for the imput

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any NAPA should be able to get the speedi sleeve for you, don't think you'll find the yoke in the system

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Go to the SKF interchange page.
SKF Interchange
Input the GM part no. for the seal in the search bar and the product data sheet for the SKF seal will list the speedi-sleeve no.


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If you do want to find a NOS yoke it fits 1955-62 1/2 ton, and 1955-64 full size pass.


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Thanks for the link harold. Went to napa and got one ordered. P/N: 99170

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Installed the new sleeve today. Works great. No more leaks. Now my wood bed is clean of oil. Thanks to all stovebolters for your imput


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