

Properly installed, an oil seal will help keep machinery in perfect working order. Its primary functions include retaining or separating fluids, maintaining a bearing’s lubricity, preventing seal leakage, and preventing the entry of foreign contaminants. Other benefits of Emerson Bearing’s oil seals include:
Materials used
On some engines, you need to remove one or both manifolds (See Exhaust manifold gasket replacement ) to reach the crankcase side cover.
Polyacrylate (ACM) Oil Seals
The sealing element makes up the interior of the oil seal, and the materials commonly used are:
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On some engines you have to remove the clutch-housing cover to reach the rear nuts.

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Shaft surface speed
Entry of dust and debris is one of the most common reasons oil seals fail. For instance, in high-pressure applications, even the smallest sediments can create a gap in the seal, causing the oil to leak and dirt to get in.
Figure 8: Shaft runout
Standard springs are made of carbon steel. We use stainless-steel springs for our GR and GRST oil seals made from FKM rubber. In some rare cases, an O-ring is even used as a spring element. Standard PTFE lip seals are not fitted with springs.