Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Fan Idler Bearing Part #

[NScott]

What is the fan idler bearing part number for these. Where might the lowest price be found? I'm talking about the idler bearing, NOT the fan clutch bearing.

 

[JMDancoe]

Are you referencing the bearing on the belt tensioner? My 92/93 manual shows only a tensioner and not an seperate idler pulley. The part number for the 92/93 is 03879131.

Autozone services it as a pulley w/bearing for about $18. 00. I highly suggest buying a manual on disc from Mopar Manuals out of Scottsdale Az. Their parts manuals are great.

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[mwilson]

Are you working with #3 in the illustration below??? Or are you referring to something else??? I don't think the 2nd gens had a separate idler pully like the 3rd gens do.



If #3 is what you want, use Motion Industries for a supplier.

Part Number NSK BD35-12AT12DDU8.

Should be around $50. 00 or so.



Mike.

 

[GAmes]

You need to go back into the old files, but there are is at least one thread about bearing replacements. Work out the search feature a little.

 

[NScott]

Thanks, MWilson. It is the part #3 in the picture. Don't have a Motion nearby but I think Bearings and Drives or BDI can cross that number. I have a shop press and related tools. Is there any "trick" to R&R this bearing? (Any snap rings,etc. ?) Thanks for this info.