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That's how I did mine.... time to get after it!!!! I did buy the tool to press the new seals in, was well worth it IMO.

I have the Smittybilt, very pleased with it. Installation is pretty simple and straight forward.

Could happen I suppose, I'm giving them a try. I think a key may be a pump of grease before each trail day.

No special tools needed. They push right in the tube, maybe a tap with rubber mallet. Use some RTV on them during installation. I would say don't be tempted with the cheaper competitors. They have 3 O-rings instead of the molded rubber as shown in the link. I've read comments that they start...

If you are going to off road put these in the front axle when you do your seals.... unless you want to do them again!! https://www.extremeterrain.com/alloy-usa-red-grande-jk-tj-yj-11105.html

Did the axle seal leak job yesterday. Took about 4 hours. Passenger side was shot. I added the aftermarket seal out on the axle tube.... hoping it helps to prevent future seal failures.....

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