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OK you guys have been so helpful in the past with all my questions, Here's one more, Does anybody know where I can get the inner axle seals for my 36 1.5 ton? They seal the axle next to the ring and pinion,They are held in by clips so when you slid in the axles you don't push them into the ring and pinion.Any help would be great! Thank you again.Dan


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If they turn out to be difficult or impossible to find consider that with good wheel seals the inner seals may not be necessary. New axles don't have inner seals, just wheel/hub seals and the gear oil lubes the wheel bearings.

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That's the best News I have heard today Grigg! I did know that all the new trucks older than this one don't have them either,so why try and find them. The seals in my truck were all beat up from people shoving the axles in and the spring in the seals where in the bottom of the banjo housing,so they didn't do there job anyway, Thanks for the info....Dan


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