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Message: [QUOTE="TexasJ, post: 1553316, member: 30660"] Hey guys, the question is pretty self explanatory based on the title. I have my 96 7.3 F250 in the shop right now getting the engine pulled to replace the timing cover gasket. The truck has over 315k miles on it and I don't know how many previous owners it's had or if the rear main has EVER been replaced. So while the engine is out I think it might be a good idea to just replace the rear main seal, even if it's not leaking yet. I'm looking for info on the best brand of seal to buy? Or is any seal made to OEM specs going to be sufficient, regardless of who made it? I just want to get the best quality part possible, because I can NOT afford to pull the engine again for a VERY long time. Thanks in advance! [/QUOTE]

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