Is There a Grease Seal 13194

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inner wheel bearing seal. 1989 coleman sun valley pop-up camper. on rubber seal I see # 13194 then 18 then TCM it is double lipped and has a spring looking o ring I need to order 2 THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

asked by: Gary B

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Expert Reply:

Thank you for that info, and we do have that grease seal for you, at the following part number:

- Grease Seal # 13194

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

I went out in the warehouse and pulled the Redline Grease Seal, part #13194. It does have the markings on the inside of the seal that say TCM 13194 TM Taiwan and the number 11. It also has the spring around the inside lip. This seal will work for…

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Answer 2

It sounds like you just simply overfilled the Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors like part #BB1980A but not to worry, they do this by design so you didn't damage anything. The built-in pressure relief valve will allow grease to seep out the piston…

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Answer 3

Generally speaking bearing grease has so little water in it that significant expansion due to freezing temperatures is unlikely. Higher operating temperatures within the hubs while underway would potentially thin the grease but again not cause much…

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Answer 4

For the Dexter hub part #84545BX that you referenced the correct Bearing Buddy is the part #BB1980A-SS. Some people have a tendency to use these to put too much grease in the hub which then causes the seal to blow out. If you are careful with it…

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Answer 5

Hubs will heat up when driving, but if it feels like they are getting too hot, then you will want to look at a few things on your hub. My guess is that the spindle nut is too tight and the added stress on the bearings is overheating the bearings and…

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Answer 6

Yes, the temperatures you mentioned are normal. If you were getting over 200 degrees that would be a bad sign. But typically if all of the hubs are the same temperature you're good and it's only really an issue if one of the hubs is hotter…

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Answer 7

There are really two reasons to replace a grease seal, if they are damaged or worn and leaking grease then that is an obvious factor. If you are replacing bearings it is usually best to replace the grease seals as well because although they may still…

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Answer 8

The grease seals that will work for your trailer are part #CE16305A. These seals have an inside diameter of 1-inch and an outside diameter of 1-7/8 inches and are designed to fit a 3/4-inch straight spindle. For replacement bearings I recommend part…

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Answer 9

We do not have a bearing kit that contains all the parts you need, but we do have the individual parts. For a grease seal you will want #13194 For bearings you will want #L44649 (2x) For matching race you will want #L44610 (2x) These parts are for…

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Answer 10

Yes, the Dexter Trailer Idler Hub Assembly part #8-91-05UC1 will work with the bearing part #L44643 and the race part #L44610. They both have a 1.980" outer diameter which is why they are compatible with the above trailer hub. As long as your…

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Answer 11

The bearing part #L44649 has an inner diameter of 1.063 and is typically used in 3,500 lb axle hubs and the #L44643 has an inner diameter of 1 inch and is typically used on 2,000 lb axle hubs. If you can get me more info on your trailer like axle…

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Answer 12

We recommended to repack the wheel bearings on your trailer every 12 months or 12,000 miles. There is not a specific guideline as far as actually replacing the bearings. When repacking them with grease, you will also just want to check for any damage…

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