Is Oil Seal 91030 Replacement for TKS Seal 568303?

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Is this a premium product? Is it the correct size for a alko axle currently running 568303 tks seal

asked by: Joseph E

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Though I'm not sure what you mean by "premium" I can tell you that Oil Seal # 91030 does have the exact same 2.750" inner diameter and 3.779" outer diameter of the TKS seal 568303 that is used on AL-KO axles so it will work as a replacement.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Matt

4/20/2020

These are not the same seals

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Chris R.

4/22/2020

They aren't the same exact seal, but they do share the same inner and outer diameters, so there shouldn't be a problem with replacing one with the other.

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Answer 1

To replace your AL-KO 568303 seal you will want the Oil Seal #91030. This seal has the same inner diameter of 2.750 inches and outer diameter of 3.779 inches. It is a confirmed fit for your #99 spindle that uses the AL-KO 568303 seal.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 7

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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