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Engine rear main seal covers for the Workhorse Custom Chassis W62 start at low prices. We stock multiple options from top OE-quality brands. This cover seals and protects the rear main crankshaft seal, keeping oil from leaking at the back of the engine block. A cracked or warped cover lets oil escape onto the bell housing and clutch, leading to costly downstream damage if ignored.
The primary decision is material and whether the replacement cover includes a new seal pre-installed. OEM-spec aluminum covers resist warping and mate cleanly to the machined block surface, while some aftermarket options come as a kit with a seal already pressed in, saving a separate step. Confirm the bolt pattern and dowel-pin configuration matches your exact engine code before ordering.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-replacement (bare cover) | Restoring factory fit on a high-mileage engine; reusing a serviceable seal | Precision-cast aluminum or stamped steel housing machined to factory tolerances; no seal included |
| Aftermarket cover with seal kit | One-purchase convenience; avoiding a separate seal sourcing step | Cover plus a pre-fitted or bundled rear main seal, sometimes with gasket and RTV included |
| Remanufactured cover | Budget-conscious builds where the original design had no known flaws | Cleaned and resurfaced used core, inspected for cracks; lower cost but verify flatness spec |
| Performance / billet aluminum cover | High-output or forced-induction builds needing extra rigidity under heat cycles | CNC-machined thick-wall housing with improved oil drain-back; may require minor fitment adjustment |
Replacing the rear main seal cover on a Workhorse Custom Chassis W62 requires either dropping the transmission to access the rear of the block or, on some platforms, removing the engine entirely — making this an advanced job best suited to experienced DIYers with proper lifting equipment. Once the flywheel or flexplate is removed, the old cover unbolts, the mating surface is cleaned thoroughly, and the new cover is installed with a fresh seal and the correct gasket or RTV bead. Fasteners should be tightened progressively in a crossing pattern to the manufacturer's specified range to ensure even sealing without distorting the cover.