Grease seal part number

[Vots]

Does anybody happen to know the part number for the wheel bearing grease seal? I pulled mine apart but there's no number on the seal.
Thanks

[Lloyd]

SL313
That is the part # for the seals I picked up at NAPA for my rig.


Just so you are aware, this not the original -part#. It's a # from NAPA. I used them back on 4/16/09---then again this year--03/10/11 They are a single lip seal not a double lip. When I replaced them this spring, I was happy to see they hadn't leaked.






Edited by: Old Farmer

[rcflyer]

This is a seal I got from Etrailer http://www.etrailer.com/p-RG06-070.html?search=1. They are double lip which I highly recommend if you have the E-Z Lube End axles. My 2010 26RK axles are 5200 lb Lippert axels with the E-Z Lube. I do not use the E-Z Lube but do a complete repack when I do my bearings.

[Vots]

Thank you! I'll get some on order.

[FB1965]

The best thing to do is go to lippert web site and look it up or call the parts department at lippert and ask them.They gave the lippert number and another number that the parts store could convert. I when ahead and ordered from lippert online because it saves a $5 charge over ordering on the phone. The shipping wasn't bad and the price was good and they were here in 3-5 days. I can find the numbers for you if you would ruther not call or look on their web site, it may take a day for me to go do it. Just let me know and I will be glad to find the part numbers.

[Vots]

Thank you, but I already ordered from the etrailer website.

[artgpo]

Isn't Easy Lube a Dexter product?

[rcflyer]

Originally Posted by artgpo

Isn't Easy Lube a Dexter product?

E-Z Lube is a Dexter product. I suspect Crossroads may put the Dexter hub on the end of a Lippert axle. Not sure. It may be Easy Lube is generic for E-Z Lube much like cola is for Coca Cola and others such as Pepsi. This is from a Cruiser product manual "EZ lube hubs "<?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" />

Not sure what they install but it works the same as the Dexter E-Z Lube. Most likely they are installing a Chinese version of the E-Z Lube.