Trailer Grease Seal Recommendation to Replace Seal NOK AB1990E

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I'm sorry, that was AB1990... I mistook the B for an 8.

asked by: Jason B

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We can help you find the seal you need, but the part number you mentioned does not match anything we offer.

Can you get me the inner and outer diameters of the seal? With that I can see what we have that matches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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J B.

8/26/2017

I'm sorry, that was AB1990... I mistook the B for an 8.

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Jameson C.

8/26/2017

Thanks for getting back to me! What you need is the part # 13194 then. This is the NOK AB1990E just like what you have.

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Answer 3

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Answer 8

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