Transmission Input Shaft Seal SKF Machined Metal

Description

Product Overview

The SKF 16500 transmission input shaft seal is engineered for high‑performance automatic gearboxes. Constructed from precision‑machined metal, the seal offers superior resistance to oil leakage and wear, maintaining optimal hydraulic pressure within the transmission. With dimensions of 3.13 x 3.13 x 0.63 inches and a lightweight of 1.28 ounces, it fits seamlessly into the input shaft housing, delivering consistent sealing performance under demanding conditions.

Usage

Designed for a wide range of passenger vehicles, the seal is ideal for daily commuters, fleet vehicles, and performance‑oriented cars that demand reliable transmission operation. It excels in environments where temperature fluctuations and high mileage are common, ensuring the gearbox remains protected from contaminants and fluid loss.

Why Choose Us

SKF’s reputation for engineering excellence guarantees that each seal meets stringent quality standards. The 16500 model undergoes rigorous testing for dimensional accuracy, material integrity, and durability, providing confidence in long‑term reliability. Our commitment to OEM‑level specifications means the seal integrates perfectly without the need for modifications, reducing installation time and potential errors.

Key Features

• Precision‑machined metal construction for maximum durability
• Compact size fits standard input shaft housings
• Excellent resistance to oil leakage and wear
• Lightweight design reduces overall component mass
• OEM‑approved specifications ensure perfect fit and performance

FAQ

What vehicles are compatible with the SKF 16500 seal?

The seal is compatible with most automatic transmissions that use a standard input shaft design, commonly found in many sedan, SUV, and light‑truck models. Refer to your vehicle’s service manual for exact fitment.

Can I install the seal myself?

Yes, the seal can be installed with basic hand tools. Ensure the shaft and housing are clean, apply a light coat of transmission fluid to the seal lip, and press it evenly into place to avoid damage.

How does the metal construction compare to rubber seals?

Metal seals like the SKF 16500 provide superior wear resistance and maintain their shape under high temperatures, offering longer service intervals compared to traditional rubber seals, which may degrade faster.

Is the seal covered by a warranty?

SKF offers a limited warranty against manufacturing defects, providing replacement or refund if the seal fails under normal operating conditions within the warranty period.

What maintenance practices extend the seal’s life?

Regularly check transmission fluid levels and replace fluid according to the manufacturer’s schedule. Avoid contaminating the fluid with debris, and inspect the seal during routine service to catch early signs of wear.