Steering Knuckle Seal Kit
Fits 41-71 MB, GPW, CJ-2A, 3A, 3B, 5, M38, M38A1, Jeepster Commando
New Steering Knuckle Seal Kit (2 required per vehicle)
Comes complete with steel retaining plates, felt padding, and rubber seal. Seals backside of steering knuckle and allows pivot around housing ball without leaks. For all 4wd vehicles.
Fits:
41-45 MB
41-45 GPW
46-49 CJ-2A
49-53 CJ-3A
53-64 CJ-3B
55-71 CJ-5
50-52 M38
52-66 M38A1
67-71 Jeepster Commando (C101)
Note:
Do not over torque assembly when installing. Snug fit only required.
| Part # | Price |
|---|---|
| 915664 | $13.59 MSRP: |
$13.59
MSRP:
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Questions & Answers
In the first video, you show bolts being used to secure the king pin bearing caps. However, the parts diagram shows studs with nuts. Can you comment on this? Are bolts or studs both acceptable? Or is one preferred over the other? (Some online opinions say bolts are unsafe, which is why I'm looking for your recommendation).
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Studs are stock. Bolts can be used without any issues, though.
Studs are stock. Bolts can be used without any issues, though.
Wow - these seals work great! Installed on my CJ2A and topped off the steering knuckles with SAE 90. It's been 3 weeks now and no leaks, no drips, no mess, no nothing! Really surprised how well these seals worked. One less leak to deal with on my 1946. Thanks for a great product guys!
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Thanks!
Thanks!
Is there some Jedi secret to be able to install the rubber seal on the knuckle assembly? I have cut the rubber seal and have filed the ends, and am still having trouble to get it to seat in the groove. Throw it in the freezer for a while maybe? 1953 Jeep CJ-3A
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
One you get everything aligned, you will then just tighten the bolts and once the pressure hits evenly, the seal will then seat itself into the knuckle.
One you get everything aligned, you will then just tighten the bolts and once the pressure hits evenly, the seal will then seat itself into the knuckle.
I saw a video on You Tube where they added 8 ounces of grease inside the knuckle. Is this correct?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
I have seen alot of people use John Deere Corn Head grease. Fill till it comes out the filler plug.
I have seen alot of people use John Deere Corn Head grease. Fill till it comes out the filler plug.
is there a part number for the bolts that hold these on?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
G63310
G63310
Knuckle rubber seal is in one piece will not slide over knuckle. Does this need to be cut??
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Yes, call me toll free and I can go over it. Thanks!
Yes, call me toll free and I can go over it. Thanks!
The rubber seal has a metal side. Does the metal side go towards the knuckle or face outwards towards the differential?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Metal away from knuckle.
Metal away from knuckle.
Can I buy the rubber seal by itself? Thanks
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Sorry, this is only sold as a kit.
Sorry, this is only sold as a kit.
Will this fit a 68' CJ5 V6? Years listed only goes to 66'
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Yes, thru 1971
Yes, thru 1971
Do I have to cut the rubber seal to install? And, does the bevel face towards the wheel?
WIllys Jeep Parts Tech:
Yes, to install just cut the all rubber part of the seal. Put the slick in the center up position and wrap around the axle tube. The fill level is not that high. Do the same with the felt seal position wise. Put plates on - do not over torque. Make sure to grease knuckle ball and remove any hi spots.
Yes, to install just cut the all rubber part of the seal. Put the slick in the center up position and wrap around the axle tube. The fill level is not that high. Do the same with the felt seal position wise. Put plates on - do not over torque. Make sure to grease knuckle ball and remove any hi spots.
hi Mike , in the lubrication spec for the cj2a front knuckle it lists grade #1 summer grade #0 , is this a wheel brg grease or a heavy grade oil that is used, note my front axle has bendix type axle shafts in it. thanks Andy
Willys Tech:
We usually use 90 weight gear oil in the knuckles. Dont use synthetic. It tends to leak.
We usually use 90 weight gear oil in the knuckles. Dont use synthetic. It tends to leak.
are the knuckle front axle seals installed with out disassemble of the spindles etc ??
Willys Tech:
Yes, these install from the backside. There is no need to take apart anytyhing.
Yes, these install from the backside. There is no need to take apart anytyhing.
So, starting from the differential side, it ends up with the metal bands with lip out, then the rubber seal with the metal side out, and then the felt seal. Correct?
Willys Tech:
The felt seal goes in the middle.
The felt seal goes in the middle.
Will this seal/gasket kit fit a dana44 on a 1962 FC150?
Willys Tech:
Yes it will be the right one for you.
Yes it will be the right one for you.
I bought the kit, on the two metal half shells, which direction does the lip face?
Willys Tech:
Out
Out
Will this fit a 1971 Commando with a Dana 27 front?
Willys Tech:
Yes that is correct.
Yes that is correct.
Does this kit include upgraded seals or is it all original? If it is original are upgraded better seals available?
Willys Tech:
Yes, this is a better seal than original. It has the plates, felt and large rubber washer to make the seal.
Yes, this is a better seal than original. It has the plates, felt and large rubber washer to make the seal.
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