Availability of Replacement Grease Seal 450133
Updated 10/29/2024 | Published 10/26/2024
Question:
I have a car trailer and I need axle grease seals the one that I got to replace one hub from OReilly auto parts number is 450133 is there a cheaper one than that it was 36.00 dollars each I need 3 more thanks.
asked by: Dale S
Expert Reply:
Hi Dale, that seal has a 2.312" inner diameter and 3.376" outer diameter which isn't something we carry. Are you sure that is the correct grease seal for your trailer? Unless it is a really old trailer, or home built with mobile home axles, I would expect it to use a seal more like the # GS-2250DL with the same 3.376" outer diameter. The difference would be the inner diameter which is 2.25". I would measure your spindle where the grease seal rides to see if that is accurate before you spend more on 450133 seals.
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Grease Seal GS-2250DL - Double Lip - I.D. 2.250" / O.D. 3.376" - 5.2K to 8K Axles
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Robin
10/28/2024
Yes I think your right. I took the seal to a auto parts store and he match it up with one they had which was the 450133 one . I think he might have been off by some. So I need to measure it myself. Is there a good way of getting the seal out without damaging them so I can put it back in after measuring it.