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Hay guys could you give me a national seal number for the the transfer case output I'm 99.9% sure mine has the np241DLD but everyone keeps giving me the larger seal I'm assuming for the DHD

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  • Haggar
    Haggar

    I am seeing it as a 4333N  national.    Found that in a Timken cross reference catalog.  I attached a copy.   Search for 4333N.  you will find a GM and chrysler cross.  HTH Hag NSCO

  • stevens cummins
    stevens cummins

    No no leak just had to pull the drive shaft for joint replacement, if you have a leak check for drive line vibration. Plugged transfer case vent. Or play in tail shaft of tc

  • KATOOM
    KATOOM

    Unfortunately leaking tail shaft seals are common.  I've been through a few and I still get a slight weep.

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use the part number lookup too.  or the np241 dhd rebuild.  DHD will have a pto cover dld will not.

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You are talking about item # 1 correct?

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Well maybe not  I have PN :  04746258 too.  both PN's look to work for 1500, 2500, 3500 according to the part nunmber too though.

looks like Quad4x4 says 

04746258 is for dld 

04741920 is for DHD after 1998.  So something happened in 1998 that changed.

Edited by Me78569

04746258  is the mopar Part number.  Can you just give that to whoever you are getting the seal from? 

I am seeing it as a 4333N  national.   

Found that in a Timken cross reference catalog.  I attached a copy.   Search for 4333N.  you will find a GM and chrysler cross. 

HTH

Hag

NSCOilSeals410027to9Y9895.pdf

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    Can you simply remove yours and take it with you to cross compare?

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    I didn't want to pull it till I had one I have to have the truck its all I got to drive right now, but the 4333 did work thanks for the help guys. This seal is for the np241 dld

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    On 3/25/2016 at 7:32 PM, stevens cummins said:

    I didn't want to pull it till I had one I have to have the truck its all I got to drive right now, but the 4333 did work thanks for the help guys. This seal is for the np241 dld

    You weren't by any chance having a leak were you? I currently have a leak right at the output seal on my DHD. Not sure if changing the seal will fix the problem or not.  FSM states.....  

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    No no leak just had to pull the drive shaft for joint replacement, if you have a leak check for drive line vibration. Plugged transfer case vent. Or play in tail shaft of tc

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    Unfortunately leaking tail shaft seals are common.  I've been through a few and I still get a slight weep.

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