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OD trans rear seals #379107
07/18/09 11:08 AM
07/18/09 11:08 AM
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I have a 76 Duster with the original 4-speed OD trans in it. I cannot find a output seal any where for this. The one Brewers lists has a 1.625 id and my yoke is 1.695. Also the od where it fits into the tail shaft is 2.50 and is just a little too small. Its a 30 spline output shaft.

All the local stores carry one with small dimensions. Anyone seen this? If so what seal did you use?
Thanks

Re: OD trans rear seals [Re: T2R9] #379108
07/18/09 11:11 AM
07/18/09 11:11 AM
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I used a National #7300S seal from Advance Auto on my O.D. A-833s.
Same specs as yours.
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/...%7CGRP60019____

The seal pictured in the link above is not the actual seal you get. I just looked at my A-833 and verfied the part number stamped on the flange.

Re: OD trans rear seals [Re: T2R9] #379109
07/18/09 11:14 AM
07/18/09 11:14 AM
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alot of the A body OD's I have seen use the 904 sized output , the first year or 2 they were 727 sized , get a seal for a 727 since you have a 30 spline output , that's 727 ...

Re: OD trans rear seals [Re: JohnRR] #379110
07/18/09 11:19 AM
07/18/09 11:19 AM
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Thanks guys, I do have a large yoke, I will head over to Advance right now as I am dead in the water without one.







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