How to Replace the Maintenance-Free Rear Wheel Oil Seal of Auman?

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DeNatalie
07/29/25 10:21pm
Loosen the drive shaft screws and use a screwdriver to remove the oil seal. Process the oil seal seat, apply butter or red glue to the outer diameter of the new oil seal, and gently tap it in diagonally. Install the drive shaft screws, check the amount of gear oil, and the oil seal replacement is successfully completed. Apply sealant to the groove on the outer shell of the new oil seal. It is best to use a special socket to press against the inner groove of the oil seal and tap it in. Use a special removal tool to clamp the universal joint fork of the main gear and tighten the lock nut with a torque wrench. Car oil seals are one of the most commonly used accessories in automotive maintenance.
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