National 710112 Oil Seal

$ 12.19

Score By Feature

Based on 25 ratings

Easy to use

9.50

Sturdiness

9.48

Value for money

8.58

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Product Description

In hydrocarbon fluids, low swell is observed

The design of the lid is spring-loaded with multiple lips

It performs well at low temperatures

There is a temperature range of -40°F to 225°F or

In hydrocarbon fluids, low swell is observed

Selected User Reviews For National 710112 Oil Seal

We have had two of these fail within three Just a quick

3/5

Don't do it. An abbreviated version of the following My experience with the seal on the 2002 ES300 was bad. I regret purchasing it. Rather than OEMs, I highly recommend you to go with them.

Just the one During the last third of 2002, I replaced the output seal on my Lexus ES300 twice in less than 3 months. It didn't work for either of them. Having purchased the first one from a local retailer and it failing, I purchased another, hoping the first one was a fluke and was old and dried out (although it appeared fine when installed). I had both times a friend who is an ASE master mechanic assist me (he has access to a lift and man is that ever convenient. The viscosity of the fluid and how it clings to a rotating shaft may be to blame for that (that is how the shaft is As soon as the second attempt fails (i. e. It's a horrible dump of stinky XMSN in my driveway), so I at my whit's end brought it to the The OEM seal was replaced at that time, much to my dismay. It is a fact that I was skeptical, but I was also not about to contradict a Toyota mechanic, even if I was fully prepared to go back and say "I told you so!". (I reserve the right to hold that right when paying $500. There were no burrs or wear on the shaft, so we checked it for wear. It tells me that the dealer deal held perfectly shows that the itinerary is for this particular part.

I learned my lesson from this experience. The ODM is going to be responsible for sealing in those vital fluids in the future. The time you spend with it won't be worth it.

Lilyana Beck

| Jan 21, 2021

It performs better than the original equipment manufacturer

5/5

Seals such as this did a better job than the OEM seals on 2005 Siennas. It is essential to push the seal into the transmission until it is flush with it. The problem was that we kept pushing it too far, which caused.