Kelpro Oil Seal Transmission / Gearbox Front Input 98576 - 350Z
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98576 · Kelpro Transmission / Gearbox Front Input Oil Seal Direct OEM Replacement
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Kelpro Transmission / Gearbox Front Input Oil Seal – Nissan 350Z
98576
A weeping or leaking front input shaft seal on the 350Z gearbox is easy to miss until oil has been tracking down the bellhousing for a while. Left unchecked it contaminates the clutch on manual cars and accelerates wear across nearby components. The Kelpro 98576 is a direct OEM replacement front input oil seal for the Nissan 350Z transmission, manufactured to exact OEM material specifications for a lasting, leak-free result.
Kelpro oil seals are sourced from approved manufacturers under QS9000 certification, using exact OEM material specifications including DuPont Viton, Silicon, and polyacrylate compounds. The right material for the right application — not a generic substitute.
Product specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part number | 98576 |
| Brand | Kelpro |
| Type | Transmission / gearbox front input oil seal |
| Sold as | Each |
Why Kelpro
- Exact OEM material specifications using DuPont Viton, Silicon, or polyacrylate compounds as required by the application
- Sourced from approved manufacturers under QS9000 quality certification
- Engineered to handle the heat and speed demands of modern drivetrains
- Direct OEM replacement for a precise fit with no modifications required
- Australian brand backed by over 30 years in the local aftermarket
Installation
Difficulty
Trade recommended
Tools required
Workshop tools
Fitment
Nissan 350Z Z33 · 2003 to 2009 (all variants)
Please confirm fitment against your vehicle before ordering. Contact us if you're unsure and we're happy to help.
A small part that prevents a much larger problem. Address a front input seal leak before it reaches the clutch disc. If the gearbox is already out for a clutch service, replacing this seal at the same time costs almost nothing in additional labour.
