Wheel bearing part #

[sp_longhorn]

Does anyone know the skf part # for a 2wd 03 front wheel bearing assy. . Already have the # for a 4wd assy. . Thanks

 

[rbattelle]

I assume you checked SKF's website already? They might not be the supplier for the 2wd bearings.



Ryan

 

[sp_longhorn]

Does anyone know if the 4wd hub would work other thank it has a hole for the axle??

 

[rbattelle]

Does anyone know if the 4wd hub would work other thank it has a hole for the axle??

That might be the case. The parts manual doesn't seem to distinguish between 4wd bearings and 2wd bearings.



Ryan

 

[dezeldog]

That might be the case. The parts manual doesn't seem to distinguish between 4wd bearings and 2wd bearings.



Ryan

Ryan do you think that the 2wd and 4wd bearings are interchangable. I was under the impression that you had to buy the whole hub/bearing assembly for the 2wd. TIA



Jim

 

[rbattelle]

Ryan do you think that the 2wd and 4wd bearings are interchangable. I was under the impression that you had to buy the whole hub/bearing assembly for the 2wd. TIA

I really don't know. As far as I can tell, the parts manual makes no distinction between the 4wd and 2wd bearing assemblies. If someone with a 2wd would take a picture of the bearing we could confirm.



Ryan

 

[dezeldog]

I really don't know. As far as I can tell, the parts manual makes no distinction between the 4wd and 2wd bearing assemblies. If someone with a 2wd would take a picture of the bearing we could confirm.



Ryan

I'll see if I can find a camera and get some pics.



Jim

 

[DBraswell]

just woundering if you had the pics of wheel bearing? i have to change mine on left side.

 

[mr.wilson]

Are you replacing just the bearing or are you replacing the whole hub assembly?

 

[rbattelle]

Are you replacing just the bearing or are you replacing the whole hub assembly?

There's no difference between the two. It's a unitized assembly.



Ryan

 

[DBraswell]

The Whole Hub

 

[Semicrazy]

It would not suprise me if the 2wd and 4wd hub/bearing asm was the same. A lot of products do that now days using drive bearings on non-drive axles since it is cheaper to engineer and supply a bunch of one style of bearing/hub than it is of two different bearings/hubs with split volumes. Plus some suppliers use the splines to do their quality checks of each bearing by spinning it up to speed.



I couldn't find the part numbers in my book for either, just the labor times.

 

[dezeldog]

Just to bring this up to speed. There is a difference in the two bearings. The 4wd # is BR 930502 and the 2wd # is BR 930475 and both are available from EB Atmus Co. The price has gone up quite a bit though... . both are around $215.



Jim