Help keep dirt, dust, and moisture away from your front wheel-end components with the Schaeffler Wheel Seal / Shaft Seal SS3061. It is cataloged as a front wheel seal for many vehicles, among them the 1969-1970 Oldsmobile 98, 1969-1970 Oldsmobile Delta 88 and 1959-1960 Buick Electra. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
Schaeffler engineers its wheel seals from high-quality materials to meet vehicle manufacturer specifications, and it works with suppliers to design seals that meet Schaeffler's own quality standards. Each seal is designed to shield the wheel end from contamination and to help keep bearing grease from escaping. Wheel seal requirements are demanding, and the correct seal depends on the specific application, position and vehicle class.
- Superior protection: Designed to stop contaminants such as dirt, dust, and moisture from reaching and damaging wheel-end components.
- OE expertise: Designed and built to stringent OEM standards for assured quality.
- Premium materials: Chosen so the seal stays durable and keeps protecting over time.
- Durable design: Backed by a robust quality assurance process that accounts for the precise requirements of automotive systems.
Schaeffler describes this part as a shaft seal, and it is also cataloged as a wheel seal. Both names refer to the same part, SS3061.
Signs a wheel seal may need replacing include grease slung onto the inside of the wheel or brake parts, and a torn or leaking seal lip. Inspect the bearing at the same time, since contamination can damage it.
Interchange: 20113 · 4133061100
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Schaeffler SS3061 wheel seal do?
It is designed to keep dirt, dust, and moisture out of the front wheel-end components and to help keep the bearing grease from escaping.
Which vehicles does SS3061 fit?
It fits many vehicles, among them the 1969-1970 Oldsmobile 98, 1969-1970 Oldsmobile Delta 88 and 1959-1960 Buick Electra. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
What are signs a wheel seal may need replacing?
Grease slung onto the inside of the wheel or brake parts, or a torn or leaking seal lip, may mean the seal needs replacing. Inspect the bearing too, since contamination can damage it.
Why is this part called both a wheel seal and a shaft seal?
Schaeffler describes SS3061 as a shaft seal, and it is cataloged as a wheel seal. Both names refer to this same part.
What interchange numbers does SS3061 replace?
SS3061 cross-references to interchange numbers 20113 and 4133061100.
