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I've searched through the threads and cant find anything on this. I'm going to be replacing my driveshaft because of a significant dent. I noticed the seal at the transfer case has some oil around it and appear dry rotted. The problem is, I cant find that seal anywhere, the seals I find look different. Maybe it's called something else? Any help is appreciated
It is a rear transfer case output seal. What you're looking at in the pic is not the real sealing surface. The aftermarket seals can look different or lack something , but work. That is like a dust boot built into the seal, which a quick online search of an auto parts store didn't have in the pic. If you want exact you might want to go to your Ford dealer.
Last edited by Robert Presti Jr.; Aug 27, 2018 at 06:55 PM.
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