FAG SS3625 Manual Transmission Shift Shaft Seal

Manual Transmission Shift Shaft Seal for OE Fitment

The FAG SS3625 manual transmission shift shaft seal is built with nitrile sealing material, a rubber seal body, spring tension, and an auxiliary lip to help maintain a tight seal at the transmission shift shaft. With a 1.181 in bore diameter, 1.181 in outside diameter, and 0.709 in width, it is sized for precise service on a wide range of import and domestic applications.

Use this FAG SS3625 seal when you need a direct replacement for worn or leaking shift shaft sealing points on vehicles such as Honda Civic, Toyota Camry, and Toyota Celica applications.

Key Features

• Manual transmission shift shaft seal for transmission sealing service
• Nitrile sealing material for resistance to transmission fluid exposure
• Rubber seal design with spring and auxiliary lip for consistent contact
• 1.181 in bore diameter and outside diameter for accurate sizing
• 0.709 in seal width for compact transmission housing fitment
• Cross-references National 221820 and SKF 692693 for the same application

Detailed Product Overview

FAG SS3625 is engineered to seal the shift shaft area and help keep contaminants such as dirt, dust, and moisture out of the transmission while retaining lubricant at the sealing interface. The nitrile construction is suited to the demands of manual transmission service, and the spring-loaded lip design helps maintain sealing pressure over time. This part number is used across many vehicles, including long-running Toyota Camry and Toyota Celica fitments, as well as Honda Civic and Honda Insight applications.

Compatible vehicle coverage includes Fits 2000-2005 Honda Civic, N/A; Fits 2001-2011 Toyota Camry, N/A; Fits 1986-1997 Toyota Celica, N/A; and Fits 2004-2012 Chevrolet Colorado, N/A. The FAG SS3625 part number is also listed for additional Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Nissan, Volkswagen, Scion, and Isuzu applications across the expanded fitment range.

What This Seal Helps Address

• Transmission fluid seepage at the shift shaft
• Contamination entering the manual transmission housing
• Loss of lubricant around the shaft sealing surface
• Wear-related sealing issues from an aged or hardened seal
• Service replacement during transmission repair or rebuild work

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm bore diameter, outside diameter, and seal width before installation to match the transmission housing exactly. Inspect the shift shaft surface for scoring, corrosion, or wear that could affect sealing performance. Clean the sealing bore thoroughly and install the seal squarely to avoid distortion of the rubber lip and spring assembly. Verify the application against the vehicle’s transmission configuration, especially on models with multiple engine or production variants.

Quality Assurance

FAG designs seals to meet vehicle manufacturer specifications and works with suppliers to maintain FAG quality standards. The SS3625 is built for demanding sealing service where contamination control and lubricant retention are critical to transmission operation.