52 F1 oil seal 2 Attachment(s)
Hi guys
Workin on replacing the oil seal. I’m having difficulty getting old one out & the part looks different than what’s up on truck. Is there a cap that covers oil seal? It’s not shown in shop manual. |
Re: 52 F1 oil seal There are a few different oil seals, which one are you talkin' about?
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal Thanks- The part number is M-4676.
Is there a deflector / cap over it? If yes is it presses on or screw in. See pic to left above. |
Re: 52 F1 oil seal The shop manual doesn't show a deflector, just the seal and companion flange.
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal I know but maybe this rear was changed out. See pic it has a cap - deflector or something I can’t get off....
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal changed out mine on my 49 F1-new one looks just like yours
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal How did get the plate or seal out?
Do I need the deflector if I destroy it getting it out? |
Re: 52 F1 oil seal drill two hole on opposite sides--run a large sheet metal screw in and pry out seal using the alternate holes. always remember the "edge" of the seal goes against the fluid side
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal What deflector? Are you asking about the oil slinger that's behind the seal?
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal No please see pic on left. It’s in front
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal Does the pic on left show the shield and bearing in place with the axle removed?
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal Hi no
The pic shows the view with drive shaft, companion flange & nut removed. |
Re: 52 F1 oil seal 1 Attachment(s)
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It should pry off utilizing the outer seam. |
Re: 52 F1 oil seal 1 Attachment(s)
This from shop manual:
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal Thanks all! It was confusing that the replacement didn’t look like what I was seeing on the truck. What I’ve gathered is the old original seal had a metal lip. The replacement doesn’t and it’s not needed. So I can now hack at it tomorrow.
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal Just remember you're messing with the pre-load on the pinion. Need to mark the nut well and be sure it gets back to the same location.
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal Jerry thanks. I didn’t mark it. The book says tork 140-180.
Two questions. Since I still haven’t removed the oil seal. Should I put the nut and yoke back tork and mark? Or too late and just tork to specs? |
Re: 52 F1 oil seal I think it's to late to correct it now. For future reference, always mark a pinion nut before you remove it. The torque spec is all you have to go on now, most likely will be ok.
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Re: 52 F1 oil seal I would absolutely go with torque to specs rather than the position the nut was in 68 yrs ago when it had brand new bearings. Although you may end up backing off to get the cotter pin in.
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