Keep grease and lubricant where it belongs and block out road grime with the SKF Wheel Seal 17415, a front wheel seal that helps retain lubricant and shield the wheel bearing from dirt and water. It's cataloged for the front position on the 1946-1947 Dodge WD20, 1946-1947 Dodge WD21, 1948-1949 Dodge B-1 Truck, 1948-1950 Dodge B-2, 1951-1952 Dodge B-3, 1953 Dodge B-4 Truck, and 1950-1953 Dodge Power Wagon — see the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine-level fitment details.
SKF has been a leader in seal design since inventing the first integrated shaft seal in 1928, engineering seals with premium materials suited to the application and its environment to keep lubricants in and contaminants out. If a worn or leaking front wheel seal is behind grease seepage or bearing contamination, this drops in as the replacement.
Interchange: 1123884-1 · 683-5056 · 71123884-0 · CHR 17415 · 1003-9710
11238841 · 6835056 · 711238840 · CHR17415 · 10039710 · 1457936 · AF2592EO · 204502 · 4132798100 · 844431H · 975917415 · 145817415 · X91091 · N17415 · 35A3603
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What does this wheel seal do?
It helps retain the wheel-bearing lubricant and keeps dirt and water out, protecting the bearing during operation.
Which position is this seal for?
It is cataloged for the front position on the listed Dodge applications.
What vehicles does the SKF 17415 fit?
It fits the 1946-1947 Dodge WD20 and WD21, 1948-1949 B-1 Truck, 1948-1950 B-2, 1951-1952 B-3, 1953 B-4 Truck, and 1950-1953 Power Wagon. See the "Vehicles it fits" section.
How is the seal constructed?
It uses a deep-drawn sheet steel body for a rigid, stress-resistant metal case and a garter spring made from cold-drawn steel wire for fluid retention.
What are signs this wheel seal may need replacing?
Grease or lubricant seepage around the hub and contamination reaching the wheel bearing are common signs the seal may need replacement.
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