Description
MK210 REAR INNER OILSEAL
What to check before purchasing
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Confirm the exact part number of the oil seal for your MK210’s rear axle and shaft.
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Make sure the seal is labelled as inner (i.e., located toward the differential side or inside the hub) rather than outer.
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Check the diameters and width: inner diameter (shaft size), outer diameter (housing bore), and depth (seal lip width).
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Material matters: oil seals often use nitrile rubber (NBR) or other durable materials suitable for oil, heat and axle conditions.
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Verify fitment: supplier or part listing should mention “MK210” or compatible chassis/axle codes.
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If buying in Nairobi/Kenya: ask about stock, shipping, verification of spec and warranty
Example Product Option
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Inner Seal MK 210 – offered by SUMKU AUTO SPARES, “Inner Seal Mk 210” listing for gear oil seal. https://sumku.co.ke/
Note: You’ll still need to confirm dimensions/specs and compatibility with your exact MK210 variant (axle, year, drive-type) before ordering.
Because “Inner seal MK210” could refer to several sealing locations (rear hub, flywheel, axle housing, etc.), here’s what to confirm:
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Exact location: Is this the inner hub oil seal on the rear wheel, the rear differential seal, or the flywheel/tranny rear seal?
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Part number: For example, 12260-Z5500 appears for a flywheel oil seal in MK210. Make sure you match the correct one.
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Dimensions and fit: Look for ID×OD×Width (e.g., 82×100×10 mm), material (rubber/NBR, possibly FKM for heavy duty), lip orientation.
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Vehicle details: Engine code (FE6T, etc), chassis number, model year, any PTO or special rear axle.
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Condition/quality: Especially heavy truck use in Kenya means durability matters—choose OEM or trusted aftermarket.
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Orientation/installation: There can be “inner side” vs “outer side” seals; make sure the lip faces the correct side (usually toward oil or lubricant side).










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