Timken Wheel Seal P/N:1950

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MPN: 1950
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Timken Wheel Seal P/N:1950
Timken Wheel Seal P/N:1950
$8.99

Keep wheel-bearing grease sealed in and road grit out with the Timken Wheel Seal 1950, a front inner wheel seal that drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1974-1975 Toyota Celica, the 1974-1976 Toyota Corolla, and the 1978-1983 Toyota Corolla. The seal body seats in its bore and stays stationary while its lip rides against the rotating spindle/hub, retaining lubricant in the front wheel bearing and blocking out dirt, water, and road debris.

  • Position: front, front inner wheel seal.
  • Sealing job: holds bearing grease/lubricant inside the hub and keeps contaminants from reaching the bearing.
  • Fitment-matched: a direct-fit replacement for the listed Toyota applications.

Signs this seal may need replacing include grease weeping or streaking behind the hub, contamination in the bearing lubricant, or wheel-end noise. If a worn or leaking front inner wheel seal is the cause, replacing it with the 1950 restores the sealed barrier at the wheel bearing. Inspect and repack or replace the wheel bearing while the hub is apart.

Interchange: 16032 · 16151

Manufacturer part number 1950.

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

1950, 16032, 16151

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the Timken 1950 wheel seal fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1974-1975 Toyota Celica, the 1974-1976 Toyota Corolla, and the 1978-1983 Toyota Corolla. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.

Where does this seal go on the vehicle?

The catalog lists it as a front, front inner wheel seal. It seats in the hub bore, and its lip rides against the rotating spindle/hub.

What does a wheel seal do?

The stationary seal keeps grease or lubricant sealed inside the wheel bearing while blocking dirt, water, and debris from reaching the bearing.

How do I know the wheel seal needs replacing?

Common signs are grease weeping or streaking behind the hub, contamination in the bearing lubricant, or wheel-end noise. Diagnose the cause before replacing.

What numbers does this part interchange with?

It interchanges with 16032 and 16151. The manufacturer part number is Timken 1950.