Timken 1935 Wheel Seal - Rear Inner or Rear Outer

Timken 1935 Wheel Seal for Rear Axles

Timken 1935 is a wheel seal built for rear axle service on select Lexus and Toyota applications. It uses an S-Nitrile sealing material and a reinforced outer case to help maintain a secure seal at the hub while resisting installation damage.

For Lexus LS400, SC300, SC400, GS300, and Toyota Supra and Cressida rear axle service, this seal is engineered to keep lubricant in place and help block road debris from entering the sealing area.

Key Features

• S-Nitrile construction for sealing performance in wheel-end service
• Reinforced outer case helps reduce damage during installation
• Ribbed rubber inner diameter helps seal minor spindle imperfections and supports spindle seating
• Internal contamination exclusion system helps block debris that can lead to leakage
• Vent holes promote lubricant flow around the seal lip to help reduce heat build-up
• Dimensions: 0.276 in. width, 3.550 in. outside diameter, 2.480 in. shaft diameter, 3.543 in. housing bore

Detailed Description

Timken 1935 is a rear wheel seal designed for axle sealing applications where lubricant retention and contamination control matter. The seal’s precision design helps prevent grease or oil escape while limiting the entry of dirt and other harmful contaminants. Its ribbed inner diameter is shaped to accommodate minor spindle imperfections, and the vented design supports lubricant circulation around the lip to help manage operating temperature. This part cross-references Gates (e.g., 24800, 24877) for the same application.

Compatible With 1990-1994 Lexus LS400, Rear Outer; 1996-2000 Lexus LS400, Rear Outer; 1992-2000 Lexus SC300, Rear Outer; 1992-2000 Lexus SC400, Rear Outer; 1993-1997 Lexus GS300, Rear Outer; 1987-1998 Toyota Supra, Rear Inner; and 1989-1992 Toyota Cressida, Rear Inner. Timken 1935 also cross-references National 1935.

What It Helps Address

• Rear wheel seal leakage at the axle or hub
• Contamination entering the wheel-end sealing area
• Lubricant loss that can affect bearing and axle service life
• Seal damage during installation
• Minor spindle surface irregularities that can interfere with sealing

Installation Notes and Tips

Inspect the spindle, housing bore, and sealing surface before installation. Clean away old lubricant, corrosion, and debris so the seal seats evenly. Verify the dimensions against the application before pressing the seal into place, and avoid distorting the outer case during installation.

Quality Assurance

Timken manufactures oil and grease seals with precision sealing designs for wheel-end service. The reinforced case, contamination exclusion features, and vented lip design reflect the brand’s focus on durable sealing performance in driveline and axle applications.