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Old 06-19-2008, 12:09 AM   #5 (permalink)
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cdnsarguy,

Thanks for the link. Dana 60 looks to be similar enough...

Where did you find the seal number you mentioned?

Still need to find the torque for reassembly...

Thanks again! Stu
That scott seal doesn't fit according to chicago charts that I looked at 2+ years ago. Stick with the motorcraft seal. It is a good seal. The spec is ZERO play in the bearings. It is a racheting nut so a torque value can't be used. Once you get close you can temporarily put a tire on to get additional leverage for pushing/pulling on things to "feel" for any play and to see that it still freely rotates.
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