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Engine Crank Crankshaft Oil Seal Set for Honda CRF450R-S CRF450RWE 2019-2024

Engine Crank Crankshaft Oil Seal Set for Honda CRF450R-S CRF450RWE 2019-2024

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Engine Crank/Crankshaft Oil Seal Set for Honda

This engine crank/crankshaft oil seal set is a direct replacement sealing kit that stops oil weeping at the crank ends, and it is built for Honda CRF450R-S and CRF450RWE models from 2019 through 2024.

Overview

This engine crank/crankshaft oil seal set delivers the seals needed to reseal the crank on Honda CRF450R-S and CRF450RWE machines. The set keeps oil where it belongs inside the engine cases while holding dirt out, making it a practical pick for riders doing a top or bottom end refresh. Each engine crank/crankshaft oil seal set suits home mechanics and shop techs working on 2019-2024 models.

Built For Performance

  • Seals sized for the crank and crankshaft journals on Honda CRF450R-S and CRF450RWE engines
  • Oil-resistant seal material holds up to hot engine oil and repeated heat cycles
  • Spring-loaded sealing lip maintains contact against the rotating crank
  • Direct-fit sizing for 2019-2024 CRF450R-S and CRF450RWE applications
  • Complete set covers the crank seal positions needed for a reseal job

Fits These Machines

  • for Honda CRF450R-S 2019-2024
  • for Honda CRF450RWE 2019-2024

On-The-Job Use

  • Crank seal replacement during bottom end rebuilds
  • Leak repair when oil seeps at the crank ends
  • Routine reseal work alongside gasket and bearing service
  • Preventive maintenance on high-hour motocross engines

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) Engine Crank/Crankshaft Oil Seal Set
Position Crank / Crankshaft
Machine Type Motocross / Off-Road
Compatibility Years 2019-2024

Good To Know

Q: Do I need to split the cases to install these seals? A: Crank seal access varies by side and engine design, so some positions can be reached with the engine assembled while others call for case splitting. Check your service manual before starting the job.

Q: Should I replace other seals at the same time? A: If you are already resealing the crank, inspecting the surrounding gaskets, bearings, and seals is a smart move. Replacing worn parts together saves a second teardown later.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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