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Crown Automotive Transfer Case Output Shaft Oil Seal – 83504754

Crown Automotive

  • Crown Automotive transfer case output shaft oil seal, part number 83504754
  • Front outer position, direct fit
  • Covers 1987–1990 Jeep Cherokee (XJ), Comanche and Wrangler (YJ) models
  • UPC 848399026108

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Description

Overview

The Crown Automotive 83504754 is a front outer transfer case output shaft oil seal for 1987–1990 Jeep Cherokee (XJ), Comanche and Wrangler (YJ) models. An oil seal in this position keeps transfer case lubricant from leaking past the output shaft, so it is the part to check when an XJ, Comanche or YJ shows fluid around that shaft.

The seal keeps transfer case lubricant from leaking past the output shaft in the front outer position. It is a direct fit replacement under part number 83504754.

Key features

  • Front outer position for the transfer case output shaft
  • Direct fit replacement as listed by Crown Automotive
  • Covers the Jeep XJ Cherokee, Comanche and YJ Wrangler from 1987 through 1990
  • Carries part number 83504754 and UPC 848399026108

Output seal wear and care

The front output seal is one of several seals that keep lubricant inside the transfer case, and it is exposed to road dirt and water at the same time. Leaks usually begin as a small weep around the shaft, then spread to the housing as the lip hardens. Catching them early keeps the rest of the drivetrain clean and reduces the chance of running the fluid low.

When the seal is replaced, the shaft surface should be inspected for grooves or rust before the new seal goes in. Support the vehicle on stands and drain the transfer case if the seal is dry or cracked. Fill with the correct fluid after the job and check the housing and seal area during the next few drives.

Specifications

Brand Crown Automotive
Part number 83504754
UPC 848399026108
Position Front outer
Fitment type Direct fit

Vehicle fitment

It fits 1987–1990 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) in the Base, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Pioneer and Sport trims, 1987–1990 Jeep Comanche in the Base, Chief, Eliminator, Laredo and Pioneer trims, and 1987–1990 Jeep Wrangler (YJ) in the Base, Islander, Laredo, S, Sahara and Sport trims.

Later Cherokee (XJ) model years and the Wrangler (TJ) generation are not on this list. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Work under the vehicle only with it fully supported on stands rather than a jack alone.

What’s included

Confirm the quantity and hardware you need before starting the job.

SKU: CRO83504754 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 2.25 lbs
Package dimensions 2.30 × 2.30 × 0.80 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Cherokee (XJ)1987–1990Base, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Pioneer, Sport
Jeep Comanche1987–1990Base, Chief, Eliminator, Laredo, Pioneer
Jeep Wrangler (YJ)1987–1990Base, Islander, Laredo, S, Sahara, Sport

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Questions & Answers

Which vehicles does the 83504754 seal fit?

It fits 1987–1990 Jeep Cherokee (XJ), Comanche and Wrangler (YJ) models. Later Cherokee XJ model years and the Wrangler TJ are not covered, so confirm your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

What position is the Crown Automotive 83504754 seal designed for?

It is the front outer seal for the transfer case output shaft. Compare the old seal against this one in size and lip design before installing it.

What are the part number and UPC for this seal?

The part number is 83504754 and the UPC is 848399026108, both from Crown Automotive. Match the part number against the seal you remove to confirm the right replacement.

How can I tell if the output shaft seal is leaking?

Check for fluid on the front output area and the transfer case housing after a drive, and look for dirt caught in lubricant. Top up with the fluid type your transfer case requires.