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The sealing lips on a different brand of oil
seal might contact the yoke in a slightly different (unworn) spot on the yoke,
that could be a good thing, better sealing without the need to recondition the
sealing surface.
Mike
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Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2007 11:47
AM
Subject: [FWDLK] rear pinion seal
replacement 1955 Chrysler
I just changed the leaking pinion
seal on my 55 New Yorker getting ready for the car show. The old
seal was a Victor seal # 47171 and the new NAPA seal is a
21336 the seal fits fine but it is a lot thinner than the old victor
seal. 7/16 new seal ¾ in old seal. Does
anyone know if this will affect anything? I figured I would ask before I
take the car off the lift and test drive, it. Thanks again. Chuck deyoe
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