ME034976 Mitsubishi OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT,RR, Price: 52.91$, Weight: 0.609kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Mitsubishi

ME034976

OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT,RR

0

0.609

 Dispatch 24h

52.91$

Not Available

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
FUSO
ME034976 
OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT
0
0.7
-
43.65$
Not Available
FUSO
ME034976 
OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT
0
0.7
-
45.66$
Not Available
Mitsubishi
ME034976 
OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT,RR
0
0.7
-
57.91$
Not Available
Mitsubishi
ME034976 
OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT,RR
0
0.7
-
57.91$
Not Available

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Musashi
F4195 
OIL SEAL CRANK SHAFT
0
0.288
4-5
27.39$
Not Available
NOK
BZ2374F0F4195 
OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT,RR
0
0.7
4-5
22.04$
Not Available
NOK
BZ2374F0 
OIL SEAL,CRANKSHAFT,RR
0
0.299
4-5
22.04$
Not Available

Rear Crankshaft Oil Seal for Mitsubishi Engines

This rear crank seal is a small but critical engine spare part that keeps motor oil inside the crankcase where it belongs. It is fitted at the back side of the crankshaft, close to the flywheel or drive plate. Its job is simple: stop leaks, protect the clutch/torque converter area, and keep the engine clean βœ…

Why This Part Is Needed

The crankshaft spins at high speed, and oil is constantly splashing and circulating around it. Without a tight sealing lip, oil will escape under rotation and heat. This seal also helps block dust and moisture from entering the engine ️

How It Works

Inside the seal is an elastic sealing lip and a tension spring. The lip rides on the crankshaft surface and maintains pressure as the shaft turns. The rubber material handles heat cycles, while the outer shell stays firmly pressed in the engine housing for a leak-free fit βš™οΈ

What Happens If It’s Worn or Broken

A failed rear crank seal usually causes oil drips between engine and gearbox. Oil can contaminate the clutch, create burning smells, smoke on hot parts, and lead to low oil level over time. Ignoring it may result in bearing damage or costly engine repairs

Best Practice

Replace it during clutch, rear main service, or transmission removal to save labor and ensure long-lasting sealing.