Axle output shaft seal

By IH784
July 7, 2020 in Gen III & Gen IV V8 Engines (LS-Based)

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IH784

Posted July 7, 2020

I have a 2005 1500 with a leaking front output shaft seal. There are two part number a 15801507 and a revised/current part number of 22761722. I have the older one on hand. I’ve read that the older PN was good for trucks 2006 and older. I’d like to do this one time and not pull it back out in 3 months. Can anyone with experience working on these give me some guidance as to what’s best?

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