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Radial Seal Inputshaft
The Radial Seal Inputshaft prevents gear oil from leaking along the input shaft while keeping contaminants out.
This seal is built using heat-resistant, wear-resistant materials that provide long-lasting protection under continuous shaft rotation. Its precision sealing lip maintains proper oil retention, ensuring consistent lubrication inside the drivetrain. The reinforced metal structure helps the seal handle vibration, heat, and pressure variations without deformation.
By preventing oil loss and blocking dirt or moisture, the seal protects internal gears and bearings, enhances drivetrain reliability, and reduces the risk of premature wear. It plays an essential role in maintaining smooth performance in heavy-duty commercial vehicles.
Key Features
- High-quality radial seal for input shaft
- Prevents oil leakage and contamination
- Heat-resistant and durable sealing materials
- Maintains lubrication for drivetrain components
- Suitable for commercial diesel vehicles
Product Specifications
| GROUP | MODEL | REF. PART NUMBER | SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15.022 | 3128, 2523, 2528 | A0139976646 | Radial Oil Seal – Input Shaft Type |
Process Steps
- Access input shaft area by removing surrounding components
- Extract worn seal carefully without damaging the housing
- Clean sealing surfaces and inspect the shaft for wear
- Press-fit new radial seal using proper tools
- Reassemble and fill oil if necessary
- Check for leaks under idle and running conditions
FAQ
What does the radial seal inputshaft do?
It keeps drivetrain oil inside while preventing contaminants from entering around the input shaft.
When should it be replaced?
When leakage is visible or when the seal is worn, cracked, or hardened.
