SKF Differential Pinion Seal,Manual Transmission Seal P/N:14938
Help keep lubricant in and road grit out with the SKF Manual Transmission Input Shaft Seal / Differential Pinion Seal 11111. It is a direct-fit replacement for many vehicles, among them the 1980-1990 Ford F-150 and 1979-1982 Ford Mustang. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of Ford, Mercury and Plymouth vehicles and engine details.
This seal is cataloged as both a manual transmission input shaft seal and a differential pinion seal. It is listed for front and rear positions, depending on the application. The seal body stays stationary while its sealing lip contacts the rotating component, helping retain lubricant and block contaminants.
SKF invented the first integrated shaft seal in 1928 and has continued to develop new seal designs and bonding techniques. Each SKF seal is built to a specific design using premium materials selected for its application and operating environment.
Signs this seal may need replacing: lubricant seeping or dripping around the input shaft or pinion area, or a falling fluid level. Diagnose the source of the leak before replacing the seal, because nearby seals and gaskets can produce similar symptoms.
Interchange: CHR 11111
CHR11111 · 3638 · 4132257100 · 975911111 · D8UZ7A283B · E3FZ7A011A · AC1598E · AD1598F0 · M42128 · 145811111 · 481652N · 982975R91 · 6836137 · 48012
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What is SKF 11111?
SKF 11111 is a shaft seal cataloged as both a manual transmission input shaft seal and a differential pinion seal for select Ford, Mercury and Plymouth vehicles. It is listed for front and rear positions.
Which vehicles does SKF 11111 fit?
Listed applications include the 1980-1990 Ford F-150 and 1979-1982 Ford Mustang. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
How is this seal constructed?
The body is made of deep drawn sheet steel for a rigid, stress-resistant case. The garter spring uses cold drawn steel wire.
What does this seal do?
It is designed to keep lubricants in and contaminants out. The body stays stationary while the sealing lip contacts the rotating component, and SKF designed it to protect against dirt and water.
What are signs this seal may need replacing?
Signs include lubricant seepage around the input shaft or pinion area and a falling fluid level. Confirm the leak source first, since nearby seals and gaskets can leak too.
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