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Jeep Wj Front Main Seal. Remove the cotter pin and castle cap with. Jack up your jeep or put it on the lift like i did with mine. I have a tranny leak that. Not too horribly but i'd like to get it replaced. We know from experience that jeep® owners would rather pay a little more for a good quality part that's backed by a strong guarantee. It would be a tight fit but i think would work. But we know that price is important as well. The front crankshaft seal, as it sits on the front of the timing cover, is leaking. Basically jack up car by frame as much as possible, remove the starter, oil pan, main cap, and then main seal. Im doing an engine replacement on my 2004 grand cherokee wj 4.7l ho with a 545rfe transmission. The front axle for all wj's should be the dana 30, the rear is either a 35 or a 44. Remove your wheels (a good time to rotate them) and in my case spacers. The only way that i can see using it is by sliding though the seal after the seal is installed in the timing car. Try rockauto.com for the seal.

The front axle for all wj's should be the dana 30, the rear is either a 35 or a 44. It would be a tight fit but i think would work. Not too horribly but i'd like to get it replaced. We know from experience that jeep® owners would rather pay a little more for a good quality part that's backed by a strong guarantee. Remove your wheels (a good time to rotate them) and in my case spacers. The front crankshaft seal, as it sits on the front of the timing cover, is leaking. Jack up your jeep or put it on the lift like i did with mine. But we know that price is important as well. Remove the cotter pin and castle cap with. The only way that i can see using it is by sliding though the seal after the seal is installed in the timing car.

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Jeep Wj Front Main Seal But we know that price is important as well. It would be a tight fit but i think would work. Not too horribly but i'd like to get it replaced. Jack up your jeep or put it on the lift like i did with mine. Remove the cotter pin and castle cap with. But we know that price is important as well. Try rockauto.com for the seal. Remove your wheels (a good time to rotate them) and in my case spacers. Im doing an engine replacement on my 2004 grand cherokee wj 4.7l ho with a 545rfe transmission. The front crankshaft seal, as it sits on the front of the timing cover, is leaking. The front axle for all wj's should be the dana 30, the rear is either a 35 or a 44. The only way that i can see using it is by sliding though the seal after the seal is installed in the timing car. Basically jack up car by frame as much as possible, remove the starter, oil pan, main cap, and then main seal. I have a tranny leak that. We know from experience that jeep® owners would rather pay a little more for a good quality part that's backed by a strong guarantee.