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    King pin

    RE: Thank you Just a tight slip fit.I have a chunk of pipe that I kinda found in the bed of my truck after work :wink: .I use it to drive both the inner hub seal on the spindle and the retainer ring in with a small sledge.I used a large socket just slightly smaller than the OD of the axle seal...
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    King pin

    That is a strange plate.....Mine was flat on the face like M35A2Cowner
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    King pin

    RE: king pin No,that silver plate is a separate retainer ring.You gotta pull it with a GOOD BIG slide hammer or if your doing both sides just use a long 1" pipe and a Small Sledge.The seal gets knocked into a small ledge inside the actual seal holder.
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    King pin

    They are made that way cause you have to fit them to the pins on the axle.You will have to open them up just a smidgen and then Cut the Grease Grooves on a lathe.Not a back yard repair job.What's wrong with your current inserts?They look good.
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