Front Wheel Seal for 1981-1983 Honda Accord - Timken 1939

$9.99

Part number: 1939

UPC: 053893834894

Condition: New

Weight: 0.10 LBS

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Timken Wheel Seal P/N:1939

$9.99

Description

Keep wheel-bearing lubricant sealed in and road grime out with the Timken Wheel Seal 1939. It installs as a direct-fit replacement in the front inner wheel-seal position on the 1981-1983 and 1986-1987 Honda Accord.

A wheel seal is a stationary component: its body seats in the hub or knuckle while its sealing lip rides against the rotating hub/spindle surface, holding lubricant inside the bearing and helping keep dirt, water, and debris from reaching it.

Front / front inner position: serves the front inner wheel-seal location on the listed Accords.
Contamination barrier: helps retain bearing lubricant and block dirt and moisture from entering the bearing.
Stationary lip: the seal body stays fixed while the lip contacts the rotating surface.
Signs it may need replacing: grease seeping around the hub, bearing noise, or seal damage found during service.

Interchange: 17789 · 17801
Manufacturer part number 1939

Manufacturer's description

Product specs

Vehicles it fits

Interchange numbers

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

0523189, 0523296, W72251, 417.40011, 1939, 17789, 17801

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the Timken 1939 wheel seal fit?

It's a direct-fit replacement for the front inner wheel-seal position on the 1981-1983 and 1986-1987 Honda Accord. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section to confirm your vehicle.

What does this wheel seal do?

It helps retain grease inside the wheel bearing and keeps dirt, water, and debris out. The seal body stays stationary while its lip rides on the rotating hub or spindle surface.

Where is this seal located?

The catalog lists it for the front, front inner wheel-seal position on the listed applications.

What are signs my wheel seal may need replacing?

Grease seeping around the hub, bearing noise or roughness, or seal damage and contamination found during a brake or wheel-bearing service.

What numbers does this seal interchange with?

It cross-references to interchange numbers 17789 and 17801. The manufacturer part number is Timken 1939.