Lar_2287

Dale City, VA

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My Moho's rear axle starting leaking and I need a Seal/Gasket. My question, is workhorse part of GM ? If so I can try to get one at the chevy dealer, if not then I have go further away from home to purchase a seal. Luckily my neighbor is a retired mech, and he will do the installation.
Larry
Itasca Suncruiser, 33V
1 Wife, 2 Married Daughters and 4 Grandsons
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Rocket_Heart

Waterville, Ohio

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Work Horse makes the chassis only. They install the GM engines and Allison transmissions. I'd call Work Horse first then go from there.
Thomas "Rocket Heart" Emahiser
Anna,DW
Matthew
Alaina
2007 Itasca Suncruiser 35L
8.1 Vortec - 6 speed Allison Trans.
Workhorse W24 Chassis
2001 PT Cruiser (Toad)
Waterville, Ohio
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ArchHoagland

Clovis, CA, USA

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A list of Workhorse dealers in VA is found here
My local Chevy dealer is also a Workhorse dealer and they just did my driver side rear seal a couple months ago.
It takes a few trips for all the old oil to clear out of the wheel after the new seal is installed.
2004 Monaco
La Palma 36DBD
Two Slides
2 Potties
Workhorse 22 chassis
8.1 gas engine & Allison transmission
6.9 MPG based on a 6,000 mile trip around the U.S.
2000 LEXUS RX300 FWD 22MPG 4020 LBS
US Gear Toad Brakes
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dunerdb

San Deigo, Ca

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My mechanic indicated that you need to start with Workhorse and proceed from there. You may or may not be able to use a GM part to fix a problem with a Workhorse chassis. Your problem sounds like a GM seal should fix it. But engine parts are different such as the water pump, you must get a Workhorse water pump.
Dick
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BroncoRVer

8,600 feet elevation, Colorado

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Workhorse replaced my passenger's rear seal last year....not with a replacement OEM seal, but with a bead of silicone...said it was better than the Workhorse seal.
2006 Winnebago Voyage 35A, W-22
Brake Buddy, Aventa II tow bar, Protect-A-Tow
2005 Hyundai Elantra toad
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wny_pat

Western NYS

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Probably American Axle and you probably can get the seal/gasket from either a Chevy Truck Garage or Workhorse or NAPA.
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dapark

SLC, UT

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It would be a Dana rearend. Do you know what model you have?
Manufacturer–Model Ring Gear(Inches) Fld Cap(Pints/Liters) Ratio
American Axle 10 ½ 10.5 7.2/3.4 4.63
Dana 80 11 8.2/4 4.63
American Axle 11 ½ 11.5 7.3/3.6 4.63
Dana M80 (W16 w/6.0L) 11.5 8.1/3.9 5.13
Dana M80 (W18 w/6.0L) 11.5 8.1/3.9 5.38
Dana M80 (W16 & W18 w/8.1L) 11.5 8.1/3.9 4.63
Dana S110 11.8 16/6.6 4.88
Dana S110 (Allison Six Speed) 11.8 16/6.6 5.13
Dana S135/150 (19.5” tires) 14 24.5/11.6 4.78
Dana S135/150 (Allison Six Speed w/19.5” tires) 14 24.5/11.6 5.13
Dana S135/150 (22.5” tires) 14 24.5/11.6 5.38
Dana S135/150 (Allison Six Speed w/22.5” tires) 14 24.5/11.6 5.86*
Dana S130 12.2 16/6.6 5.13
Dana S130 12.2 16/6.6 5.86
2005 Allegro Bay 37DB WH22
1999 Durango is the Toad or
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wa8yxm

Wherever I happen to park

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Workhorse uses some GM parts, and some parts from other folks.. Give them a call and they can tell you where to get the part. Have your VIN handy
I sometimes tell the story of 3 calls to customer service, 3 different companies
Hughes: Call to India.. 7 hours, no joy,
Xantrex: Washington State, 15 minutes, great joy
Workhorse: Call to Troy Michigan, 1 minute, Joy
Kind of hard to beat that kind of service
(I do admit my quesiton was #1 on the FAQ list)
Nothin adds excitment like something that is none of your business
John is Near Kenwood TS-2000 housed in a 2005 Damon Intruder 377
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wny_pat

Western NYS

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If you want bearings, I know where to find them! One phone call!
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scbullis

Travis AFB CA

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Without the Workhorse model number, its hard to tell for sure, but looking at the Workhorse chassis guide, it appears most of the W-series chasis use Dana S135/150 rear axles.
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