WJB WS4762N Rear Oil Seal Wheel Seal Interchange 4762N
- Item condition:
- New
- Ended:
- Feb 1, 12:05 PST
- Price:
- $6.43 View item
- Shipping:
- FREE
- Item location:
- Newton,NC,USA
- Ships to:
- Worldwide
Item specifics
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- Brand:
- WJB
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- MPN:
- WS4762N
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- Bore (In.):
- 2.841
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- Interchange Part Number1:
- National 4762N
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- Interchange Part Number2:
- Timken 4762N
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- OD (In.):
- 2.849
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- Interchange Part Number3:
- SKF 16146
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- Width (In.):
- 0.5
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- Shaft Size (In.):
- 1.619
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- Part Type:
- Wheel Seal
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- Part Number:
- WS4762N
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- UPC:
- Does not apply
WJB WS4762N Rear Oil Seal Wheel Seal Interchange 4762N
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The flanged design allows for an easier and secure installation
Outside ridges of the seal offer a secure and proper fit within the bearing
Enhanced performance in a wide range of temperatures and fluid environments allows for increased reliability for wheel end performance
An extra dust lip offers enhanced dirt exclusion, keeping the wheel bearing protected from contaminates that could damage/ruin it. This saves costs as it keeps the bearing from needing to be replaced
Machined rubber sealing offers accuracy and consistency for a leak-proof seal, which retaining oil and grease and repelling water, preventing the bearing from rusting over. This ensures a longer service life for the bearing
A seal in the wheel bearing is one of the keys to determine the life of the bearing. Wheel bearings perform two critical jobs in a vehicle’s suspension; they allow wheels to rotate with minimal friction and also support the vehicle’s weight. In order to properly perform these functions, the bearings must be in nearly perfect condition. This is achieved, in great part, by wheel seals. Wheel seals function to keep lubricant in and keep external contaminants out of the bearing. This keeps wheel end performance from diminishing and prevents premature failure of the wheel bearing. They also work to keep water from entering the bearing cavity. Wheel seals keep rust from forming on the bearing and corrosion from occurring, which...
