Peterbuilt Leaking Output Seal

Peterbuilt leaking Output Seal
The rear differential seal is a seal in the differential that prevents the fluid from leaking out. You may need to replace your rear differential seal at around 250, 000 miles.
PN: NA 100495 - OIL SEAL
Tools Needed:
• 55mm Socket
• Impact Gun
• 12point 13mm
• Hammer
• Seal Puller
• Punch/ chisel
• Ratchet Straps

[@Annavargos]

I need this done on one of my trucks.

[@cumminsMoney]

I left a message on one of videos about a alternator that you installed on a freightliner. Just wanna know if you have to upgrade the battery cables or the stock battery cables take the 320 amp Delco.

[@smartmotives]

Did you get a different amp alternator? If you replace the alternator and it is the same alternator as the one you remove do you shouldn't have to change any battery cables.

[@cumminsMoney]

The one on my truck is 160 amp alternator. The one that I want to put in is a 320 amp the same one that you have on the video . Freightliner cascadia

[@smartmotives]

@@cumminsMoney it should not be a problem I believe but also it’s better to check the manual that comes inside the alternator box. It’ll let you know specifications and if it doesn’t just to make sure I would just call the dealer and they’ll be able to give you updated information on those amperage’s.

[@cumminsMoney]

I appreciate you replying back. Thank you very much. If you can check on that I have a 2017 freightliner Cascadia evolution Monday morning I I’ll give a call to the dealer and see if it’s compatible or not. Thank you again.

[@smartmotives]

@@cumminsMoney No problem, you can always email me for a quicker response @ [e-mail] if you ever have any questions. I travel to different states I’ll be in south California until the 13th.