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Join Date: Oct 2024
Location: Redmond, OR
Posts: 1
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T221 Bearings and Seals
Hello…
First time on this board; hoping for some help. I have a ‘66 Suburban with a Rockwell T221. It is pretty noisy and I’d like to replace bearings and seals. Would anyone have the auto part supplier part numbers? Torque King is expensive and hoping for a less costly solution. Also wondering if there is an additive anyone has had luck using. Thanks. |
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Join Date: Jan 2018
Location: littlerock ca
Posts: 35
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Re: T221 Bearings and Seals
Rockwell T-221 & T-223 Transfer Case Parts Manual
https://progearandtransmission.com/m...rts-Manual.pdf |
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Join Date: Mar 2023
Location: BREMERTON Washington
Posts: 88
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Re: T221 Bearings and Seals
I went online ebay and as I took transfer case apart I bought all timken bearings usa made. The seals I got at napa had to make my own gaskets for a couple of the caps. I used anerobic sealant between the shims to keep oil from leaking between shims as this was always an area that would cause oil loss. I also added a 90 degree elbow for the oil fill to raise the oil level so more oil could get to the input shaft. It is a very simple transfer case. The problem with a lot of them is the input shaft is worn so there is an abundance of play.
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