94026324 Isuzu C190 Crankshaft Front Oil Seal

• OEM Part Number: 94026324
• Compatible Engine: Isuzu C190 4-cylinder diesel engine
• Product Name: Crankshaft Front Oil Seal / Timing Gear Cover Shaft Seal
• Material: High-temperature nitrile rubber with internal garter spring
• Application: Isuzu internal combustion forklifts, small industrial machinery, diesel generator sets with C190 power unit
• Warranty: 6 Months

1. Integrated spring tension lip design, tightly hugs the crankshaft front journal to prevent engine oil seepage at the timing gear housing
2. Oil & heat resistant NBR rubber resists long-term high-temperature aging, cracking and deformation under continuous engine operation
3. Strictly follows OEM dimension standard (94026324), interference press fit directly without trimming or modification
4. Matches perfectly with C190 full overhaul gasket kit and rear crankshaft seal to complete the full crankshaft sealing system

Part number 94026324 is the dedicated front crankshaft oil seal for Isuzu C190 engine, installed inside the front timing gear cover. It seals the rotating crankshaft front end to block lubricating oil leaking out from the timing chain/gear chamber.

Typical replacement scenarios: oil leakage at the front engine timing cover, engine full overhaul, old seal lip wear, rubber hardening or breakage. It is recommended to replace front and rear crankshaft oil seals together during major engine repair for long-term sealing reliability.

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1. What’s the difference between 94026324 front seal and C190 rear crankshaft seal?

   94026324 front seal has smaller overall diameter, mounted on timing gear cover side; rear main seal is larger in size and installed on flywheel bell housing side.

2. What causes front crankshaft oil seal leakage?

   Rubber seal aging, scratches on crankshaft front journal surface, tilted installation leading to lip flipping, excessive crankcase blow-by pressure.

3. Installation tips

   Lubricate the sealing lip with clean engine oil before pressing; apply even vertical force to press the seal fully into the timing cover bore to avoid damage to the sealing edge.