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bearing id help
goggled it with no luck. don't know if these are even for our trucks. Anybody help me figure out what they are for or know a good site to look em up.
Thanks in advance! Last edited by 67sss; 10-01-2009 at 05:04 PM. Reason: more pics |
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Re: bearing id help
What number is actually on the bearing?
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Location: Pasadena,Tx /Pto Pta DR
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Re: bearing id help
I know with Timkin and most others there is no Xref by part number but they do it by measurements to find there bearing compatible. Then they can tell what it fits. I did not see the lower pics at first. I will try and look up part many part numbers get superseded all the time.
I can get it to come up on our part system as a ball bearing. Cost is 12.00 but it does not say what it fits. At least the z99500 is a good number ACDelco does not list that number however. Our system lists it as a ball bearing and is MFG by one of 3 ,GM OE,National Seal, and SKF but so far no vehicle info I did find its used on the Crj aircraft but it does not do you any good I give up Last edited by mbgmike; 10-01-2009 at 05:52 PM. |
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