Restore your Jeep JK Dana 44 rear axle with a Yukon Bearing and Seal Kit designed for proper fitment and long-term reliability. This kit includes the essential components needed to support the axle shaft and maintain a tight seal at the housing, preventing
Restore your Jeep JK Dana 44 rear axle with a Yukon Bearing and Seal Kit designed for proper fitment and long-term reliability. This kit includes the essential components needed to support the axle shaft and maintain a tight seal at the housing, preventing gear oil leaks and ensuring smooth operation.
Built with high-quality bearings and seals, this kit is designed to handle the demands of larger tires, trail use, and increased load commonly seen in Jeep JK builds. It services one side of the axle, making it ideal for targeted repairs or full axle refreshes when purchased in pairs.
Includes:
Services one axle side
Specifications
Fitment
| Make | Model | Year Range |
|---|---|---|
| Jeep | Wrangler JK Rubicon | 20072017 |
| Jeep | Wrangler JK Non-Rubicon | 20072017 |
| Jeep | Wrangler JK | 2018 |
Tech Insight
This Yukon kit includes the bearings and seals needed to service the axle shaft ends of a Jeep JK Dana 44 axle. It is designed to replace worn components that can cause noise, leaks, and premature axle wear.
Common symptoms include gear oil leaking onto the brakes or wheels, humming or grinding noises from the axle, excessive axle shaft movement, and visible seal damage. Replacing worn bearings and seals early can prevent more expensive axle repairs.
Fitment depends on the specific axle configuration. Always verify your axle model, spline count, and application before ordering. Many Jeep JK Dana 44 applications share common wheel-end service components, but confirmation is recommended.
Yes. Whenever an axle is disassembled for service, replacing both the bearings and seals is considered best practice. This helps prevent future leaks and ensures the new bearings operate properly.
Absolutely. Many builders replace axle bearings and seals during gear changes, locker installations, or axle shaft upgrades since the axle is already disassembled. This helps restore the entire axle assembly and reduces future maintenance.
Replacing both the bearing and seal at the same time ensures proper alignment and long-term reliability. For best results, inspect the axle shaft surface where the bearing rides to prevent premature wear after installation.