Shrug

OK, how do I get this to stop leaking? What are the steps I need to take and the parts I need to get??

I would appreciate any info!

TVLynn

Need to remove the drive shaft. There is a procedure. You need to check it before taking it apart and see how many inch lbs it takes to turn the pinion . Then Remove the pinion nut and flange and replace the seal Bolt it back up & re torque in steps try to get the same in lbs reading you got before From the looks It probably needs a re build so
just replace the seal & re torque and hope for the best

Shrug

So does anyone know where to get this seal? I have been looking all over.

TVLynn

We need more info ! but looking for 62 Dodge 8 3/4 pinion seal ???
SKF18708 looks like a good prospect. When you get the old seal out there should be a number on it that can be crossed

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI...m=370884808243

RacerHog

Napa Auto Parts.....

Shrug

D'oh! It is a 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook

TVLynn

OK 52 National seal 7216 for 52 Dodge . I would suspect it is the same one used for Plymouth Check on www.RockAuto.com It's listed

Shrug

Thanks, I will check it out!