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24-12-09, 00:20
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The inner seals are available
If your inner seal has a CR number it is probably still available. On the C60S after the nut keeper excitement the inner seal was damaged on my truck but the part number was still readable on the seal. It was a stock seal 3 day delivery.
Cheers Phil
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24-12-09, 09:08
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Hey Hanno,
I'm not highjacking the thread, BUT, A MERRY CHRISTMAS. from Rick and Jill.
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24-12-09, 12:48
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No problem, AND, A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND ALL THE BEST FOR 2010! Hanno
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24-12-09, 12:53
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Here's hoping I do not need to replace the inner axle oil seal (C01Q-4702-C) as I would have to dismantle and split the entire axle. For the hub inner oil seal (BB-1175 C / GM-1798517) I have both a rubber and leather version to choose from. Somewhere I read a leather seal will withstand surface irregularities better than the rubber type? - Hanno
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