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Front Differential Seal Part #

BigBadBen

By BigBadBen
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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Just curious. The Porsche part# 999 113 454 40 is available for about $26.00 (Pelican)... Do you think the ones for Mercedes are better?

Just for fun I have looked at several Mercedes parts for transmission, different years, different types and they don't mention the size of the seals, 40 X 60X 9, like Porsche do.... Too bad because the mercedes seals overhaul are a lot cheaper....

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No Pcar dealer in Kelowna but we do have a Merc dealer. They are half the price from Mercedes according to Adam who did a DIY on here. I called one of my buddies who works at Carlsen Porsche, he could not find the Merc #...darn it! They are the same so I am told. I would prefer to source them locally like the *** bearings which I have a good line on.

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Thats too funny it blocked out F.........A........G. Bearings LOL

clapping.gif Thats funny! Good luck in your research Ben and if you got any success just pass the info if possible... thankyou.gif

Do you think I can find this part, Jebus....I have spent all afternoon surfing for it......... Grrrr ...nothing!mad.gif

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Sorry for dragging an old post up, but how did it go replacing the seal? I have to do the same and am trying to arm myself with info for before I pull the shaft out. I have the new seals and am assuming i'll just grab the old seal and yank it out and then tap the new seal in place with a large socket to keep it true? Any pointers?

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