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Anyone know where I can find the seals for my eaton rear end? Ho52. Luckily the bearings and gears look great because they are spendy. I am looking for someone that might know what these 2 seals are called and where to get them. I have a small leak and I think its coming from one of these. My pumpkin looks good and tight
Also. It looks pretty strait forward, drop the drive lines and undo both areas that have bolts, is anyone familiar with this job? I love my eaton and although I will replace it one day it will only be when I have to lol. Thank you |
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The wheel seals that seal on the outer surface of the axle housing tube have a fairly large inside diameter because the tube has to be large enough to allow for the axle shaft to pass through it. |
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Are you asking about the pinion seal or the gaskets?
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Sorry guys I didnt clarify, I have never taken this apart so looking at it I assumed there are gaskets around the bolts that are after the yoke and also the big bolts around that. I just thought that there were always gaskets after bolts on the rear end. Does that make sense, sorry if I'm not describing it well. Thank you for any help.
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Am I able to take the yoke out and then take off those other covers? I cant find anything in both my manuals that have the disassembly procedure for this axle.
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Once you get it apart, you'll replace the pinion seal while you're in there, right? I've never had mine apart so I'm not much help, sorry.
I popped in here mainly to mention gasket sealers. For the two gaskets, whether you find new ones or make your own, don't use a silicone type sealer. Permatex #81182 is made specifically for use with gear oils and it works great. You can use it without a gasket, but I like to apply a thin film of it on both sides of a gasket. https://518370.smushcdn.com/1781372/...strip=1&webp=1 |
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I re-sealed my ho72 with rockauto parts.
EDIT: Pinion and carrier and axle seals... |
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Unless it is really leaking bad, I would leave it be, Unless you know how to set the pinion bearing preload .
But if that isn't an issue. 1) the seal behind the yoke is the pinion seal. 2) the gasket at the 5 bolts is the pinion support housing gasket. If the yoke sealing surface is grooved you might be sleeving it, or replacing. |
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I found a pinion seal part# from this old thread below .
Link to Pinion seal :https://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stor...rsistYmm=false Lots of part Numbers in Post #22 of this nicely documented thread that RPOZ11 started in 2016. HO72 build LINK: https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...highlight=ho72 Hope this helps. . |
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I’ve heard the narrative that the HO52 is dead since I joined as a member. These tales appear exaggerated still. Apparently NAPA has drums in stock for 71-72 yet.
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Last question guys, can anyone tell me if this is a no spin diff? I have tried to find picture to compare but have not had any luck. Thanks again everyone.
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check out these threads.
no spin link:https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...t=no-spin+ho72 Regular spider gear 3rd member parts break-dia.Link: https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...=no-spin+ho72a. . |
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Thank you sir! |
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