Timken Manual Transmission Input Shaft Seal P/N:482163N

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$24.99
MPN: 482163N
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Timken Manual Transmission Input Shaft Seal P/N:482163N
Timken Manual Transmission Input Shaft Seal P/N:482163N
$24.99

Keep manual-transmission lubricant where it belongs and block out grit with the Timken Manual Transmission Input Shaft Seal, MPN 482163N. This grease/oil seal sits stationary in the transmission bore while its lip rides against the rotating input shaft, sealing in lubricant and helping stop contaminants from reaching the gears. When a worn or leaking original seal is the cause of lubricant seepage at the input shaft, this Timken unit replaces it.

  • Precision sealing design: intended to hold lubricant in while helping keep harmful contaminants out.
  • Reinforced outer case: helps prevent installation damage and adds durability.
  • Ribbed rubber inner diameter: designed to seal minor shaft-surface imperfections and promote positive seating.
  • Vent holes: allow lubricant to flow freely around the seal lip, cooling the seal components and removing heat build-up.

It fits a wide range of Dodge, Ford, Mercury and Plymouth vehicles (engine option [All]), including the 1970-1974 Dodge D100 Pickup, 1975-1979 D100, 1977-1979 D150, 1970-1974 D200 Pickup, 1975-1979 D200, 1981-1987 D250, 1970-1974 D300 Pickup, 1981-1987 D350, 1970-1974 W100 Pickup, 1975-1977 W100, 1977-1979 and 1981 W150, 1970-1974 W200 Pickup, 1975-1979 W200, 1981-1987 W250, 1970-1974 W300 Pickup, 1975-1979 W300, 1981-1987 W350; the 1980-1987 Ford Bronco, 1984-1987 E-350 Econoline, 1975 and 1980-1983 F-100, 1975-1986 F-150, 1975-1987 F-250, 1975-1987 F-350, 1980-1983 Mustang, 1975-1976 P-350; the 1980-1983 Mercury Capri; and the 1981 Plymouth Trailduster. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

Manufacturer part number 482163N.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this seal do?

It seals the manual transmission input shaft area, holding in lubricant while helping keep dirt and contaminants out. The body stays stationary and its lip rides against the rotating input shaft.

How do I know if my input shaft seal needs replacing?

Lubricant seepage or drips around the input shaft or bellhousing area can be a sign the seal may need replacing. Diagnose the source of the leak before ordering.

Does it fit my vehicle?

It's listed for many 1970-1987 Dodge, Ford, Mercury and Plymouth trucks and cars under the [All] engine option. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact year, make and model.

What features does the Timken 482163N offer?

It has a precision sealing design, a reinforced outer case, a ribbed rubber inner diameter, and vent holes that let lubricant flow around the seal lip to help cool components.

How is this seal installed?

It presses into the seal bore and its lip contacts the input shaft. Consult the vehicle service information for the correct procedure and any related parts.