Rear Inner Seal for Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 1990-1999 - Durable black rubber seal for reliable axle protection
High-quality Rear Inner Seal for Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 1990-1999 - Essential component for axle integrity and longevity
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Rear Inner Seal for Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 1990-1999 - Durable black rubber seal for reliable axle protectionHigh-quality Rear Inner Seal for Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 1990-1999 - Essential component for axle integrity and longevity

Rear Inner Wheel Seal - Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 Models - 1990-1999

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Description

This wheel seal fits the Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 (1990-1999). It seals the rear hub so axle oil does not reach the brake.

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Vehicle Fitment & Compatibility

Confirm your chassis code against the table below before ordering.

Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 (1990-1999) - fitment
Make Honda
Model Acty Truck
Chassis Codes HA3, HA4
Years 1990-1999
Position rear, inner
Part Type rear inner wheel seal

100% Fitment Guarantee

Not sure about fit? Add your chassis/VIN number at checkout and we confirm it before we ship. If a part does not fit your Acty, we exchange it or refund you in full.

Reasons to choose this wheel seal

  • Oil on the inside of the rear drum or tire
  • A hardened or worn seal
  • Grease or oil contaminating the rear brake
  • You are doing rear axle or brake work

Features & Function

  • Seals the rear hub against oil
  • Correct size for the Acty rear axle
  • Keeps oil off the rear brake

Installation Specifications

  • Difficulty: Moderate.
  • Estimated time: about 1 to 1.5 hours.
  • Required tools: A seal puller, a seal driver, and a jack and stands.

Oiwa Garage Tech Note

"This is the rear inner wheel seal. A leaking wheel seal soaks the brake shoes, so do this the moment you see oil at the drum. Drive the new seal square and check the axle for the wear groove that killed the old one."

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know the wheel seal is leaking?

Pull the rear drum and look for oil on the inside of the drum, shoes, or tire. Oil at the rear brake from the axle means the wheel seal has failed and is contaminating the brake.

Do I need to remove the drum?

Yes - pull the rear drum to reach the wheel seal, and check the axle surface for a wear groove that could leak past a new seal.

Should I replace this if it is not leaking yet?

If you already have the area apart for other work, fit a fresh one while the labor is done. Otherwise replace it once it weeps.

Fitment verified by the Kei truck specialists at Oiwa Garage · Listing updated June 2026.

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