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  1. Woodsplinter

    m35a2 bad rear wheel seal

    If the outer seal is loose, can gear oil get into the bearing even if the keyway is properly sealed? Or is the outer seal just to keep grease in the bearing?
  2. Woodsplinter

    m35a2 bad rear wheel seal

    Interesting- I don't know which is "right" either. I just used the same technique for tightening the front wheels because everybody I've worked with out here does so. Regarding step 5 above, I would think the wheels, when pushed & pulled, would have NO wobble. Hopefully somebody more...
  3. Woodsplinter

    m35a2 bad rear wheel seal

    I don't know either, but I just did all 4 of mine. It's similar to the front bearings. 1- Remove 8 bolts holding axle shaft flange in place, then remove axle. There is a gasket (or rtv) that may require a little persuasion to pull apart. (TM 9-2320-361-24-1, WP 147) 2- Bend up tab on retaining...
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