I need gaskets and seal kit for A 10 spline SM465 NP 205

[Overland Suburban]

Can anyone help me out with where I can order a quality gaskets and seals kit for my 10 spline SM465 NP205 that I'm getting ready to swap into my suburban?

Thanks in advance

 

[Jawzjeep]

I'd figure you could order one in any parts store or your favorite online distributor. Fel pro at summit? Is there a specific reason, is it hard to find?

 

[Overland Suburban]

I've been to every parts store in my home down and knowbody carries a kit. Only a few seals here and there sold individually and not a single gasket! Must be Covid 19 or a government conspiracy....

 

[DoubleDingo]

I just got a gasket kit for my sm420, there has to be a gasket kit for an sm465 out there.

I got it from rockauto

 

[sirweesarunch]

You have to order from internet only. Novak is one supplier , Allstate gear , midwest trans. I ‘ve been through my whole Sm 465.

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[rpcraft]

ORD is kind of my go-to place for many things but it's usually widely available between amazon, ebay, or internet in general.

https://www.offroaddesign.com/transfer-case/np205-parts/gasket-seal-kit.html

 

[Overland Suburban]

ORD is kind of my go-to place for many things but it's usually widely available between amazon, ebay, or internet in general.

https://www.offroaddesign.com/transfer-case/np205-parts/gasket-seal-kit.html

ORD had everything I needed.....Thanks

Now just waiting on the seal kits and than my 4 speed swap will be under way on the suburban

 

[Kurnacopia]

https://www.advanceadapters.com/

This place has every adaptor needed for about any purpose.
Best of Luck!!

 

[Raider L]

@sirweesarunch,

Okay, now that you have all those gears out, what do you do with them other than inspect them for wear, damage? Do they have bearings inside of them you have to replace? And what the hack is wrong with that shaft, it looks bent bad? And the other end doesn't look to spiffy either. Is it supposed to look that way?

 

[sirweesarunch]

@sirweesarunch,

Okay, now that you have all those gears out, what do you do with them other than inspect them for wear, damage? Do they have bearings inside of them you have to replace? And what the hack is wrong with that shaft, it looks bent bad? And the other end doesn't look to spiffy either. Is it supposed to look that way?

The reason that shaft looks bent is because that was a panoramic shot from an I phone so its a optical anomaly from the camera. In my case i just looked at them and determined if I would keep or replace. There are no bearings inside the transmission they are on the ends of the case installed from the outside. There are a handfull of youtube videos that will walk you through it. Thats not an excuse for not taking tons of photos and taking notes during disassembly. No video i’ve seen has 100% of the rebuild documented. Good luck. Ohh and you’re going to need to buy a big snap ring pliers. No Harbor Freight , Home Depot or lowes carries the size of the one required. I paid $40 just for my pliers happily knowing that a pro rebuild is well over $1000.


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