SKF 19714A Transfer Case Input Shaft Seal

Transfer Case Input Shaft Seal Overview

The SKF 19714A transfer case input shaft seal is built for applications that need reliable fluid retention and contamination control inside the transfer case. It uses a polyacrylate sealing surface and application-specific dimensions to match the shaft and housing requirements.

Compatible with Ram truck transfer case applications, this seal supports proper sealing performance where the input shaft enters the transfer case. The SKF 19714A is a direct-fit style service part for select Ram 1500, Ram 2500, Ram 3500, Ram 4500, and Ram 5500 models.

Key Features

• Polyacrylate sealing surface for durable sealing contact.
• Application-specific dimensions for the correct shaft and housing interface.
• Transfer case sealing component for fluid control and contamination resistance.
• SKF engineering backed by long-standing seal development experience.

Detailed Description

The SKF 19714A is a transfer case input shaft seal engineered for select Ram applications, including Ram 1500, Ram 2500, Ram 3500, Ram 4500, and Ram 5500 coverage. It is specified with a 1.969 shaft diameter, 2.691 outside diameter, and 0.394 width, helping ensure the seal matches the intended transfer case interface. This part number, 19714A, is also cross-referenced to Mopar 68161390AA for the same application.

SKF has a long history in seal design and manufacturing, and this part reflects that focus with premium materials and precise construction. For Ram transfer case service, the 19714A helps maintain the sealing boundary where lubricant retention matters most.

What It Helps Address

• Transfer case fluid seepage at the input shaft.
• Contamination entering the transfer case through a worn seal.
• Seal wear from age, heat, and operating conditions.
• Improper sealing after transfer case service.

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify shaft diameter, outside diameter, and width before installation to confirm the seal matches the transfer case specification. Inspect the shaft and sealing surface for wear, scoring, or debris before fitting the new seal. Clean the sealing area thoroughly so the new seal seats correctly and maintains contact.

Quality Assurance

SKF manufactures seals to specific designs using premium materials and quality-focused production standards. The brand’s seal development history includes the first integrated shaft seal, introduced in 1928, and its products are built to support long service life and dependable sealing performance.