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Omix Pinion Oil Seal 45-93 Willys & Jeep Models

SKU: OMI16521.01
Barcode: 804314021917

$5.49

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Omix Pinion Oil Seal 45-93 Willys & Jeep Models

$5.49

$5.49

Tech Specs

Brand
OMIX
SKU
OMI16521.01
Manufacturer part number
16521.01
Category
Engine Components › Gasket Kits
Shipping weight
0.12 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Omix proudly offers a vast collection of OE quality replacement parts for Jeep & Willys vehicles to help keep the Jeep legend alive. This replacement 'open-back' style pinion oil seal fits 41-45 MB / GPW, 46-49 CJ2A, 49-53 CJ3A, 53-68 CJ3B, 46-64 Truck / Station Wagon, 55-83 CJ5, 55-75 CJ6, 76-86 CJ7, 81-86 CJ8 Scrambler, 74-86 Wagoneer SJ, 74-83 J-Series Trucks, 87-90Cherokee XJ, 87-92 Comanche MJ and 87-93 Wrangler YJ with Dana 25, 27 and 30 front differentials and Dana 44 rear differentials. Replaces OE 998092

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