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SKF 39935 Engine Crankshaft Seal - Rear
| Brand | SKF 39935 |
|---|---|
| Position | Rear |
| Fits | Chevrolet and GMC |
Precision seal design. Made with premium materials for the right fit and sealing performance.
Keeps contaminants out. Helps retain lubricants for dependable engine protection.
Engine crankshaft seal. A sealing-system component built for this application.
Cross-references 1T467, 448236C1 and 5116229 for the same application. See all 6.
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SKF 39935 Engine Crankshaft Seal
SKF 39935 is an engine crankshaft seal built for sealing the crankshaft opening and helping maintain proper oil control in the engine. With a 4.000 shaft diameter, 5.004 outside diameter, and 0.438 width, this seal is specified for applications that require a precise fit and stable sealing performance.
Key Features
- Engine crankshaft seal for oil sealing at the crankshaft interface
- 4.000 shaft diameter for application-specific fitment
- 5.004 outside diameter for correct housing engagement
- 0.438 width for compact sealing installation
- Silicone sealing surface type for use in demanding engine environments
- SKF part number 39935 for direct catalog identification
Detailed Description
SKF 39935 is engineered as a crankshaft seal for engine sealing systems where accurate dimensions matter. SKF has a long history in seal design and bonding methods, and this part reflects that focus with premium material selection and application-specific construction. For buyers searching for an SKF crankshaft seal, engine crankshaft seal 39935, or a replacement seal for engine oil leakage concerns, this part number provides a clear match point for catalog lookup and service work. It is also a relevant search term for vehicle service needs on Ford, Chevrolet, and GMC applications where the correct crankshaft seal specification is required.
This part cross-references 1T467 and 448236C1 for the same application.
What It Helps Fix
- Oil seepage at the crankshaft seal area
- Contamination entering the engine sealing interface
- Loss of crankcase oil retention
- Seal wear from age, heat, and engine movement
- Service issues tied to a damaged or hardened crankshaft seal
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify shaft diameter, outside diameter, and width before installation to confirm the seal matches the engine housing and crankshaft dimensions. Inspect the sealing surface and surrounding components for wear, scoring, or contamination before fitting the new seal. Clean the sealing area thoroughly and follow the vehicle service procedure for proper seating and alignment. For Ford, Chevrolet, and GMC engine service, confirm the exact application by part number and engine configuration before installation.
Quality Assurance
SKF designs and manufactures seals to specific application requirements using premium materials and established sealing technology. The brand’s seal development history and manufacturing focus support consistent fit and long-term sealing performance in engine service.
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