Hub/Wheel Bearings off what year Jeep?

Hub/Wheel Bearings off what year Jeep?

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Brummmie

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5,284 posts

221 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Hi Guys,

Got a bit of play in a front wheel bearing, can anyone please tell me Model/year for them, so i can order from the local factors, i know they are on ebay, but if it goes wrong i like to be able to plonk it back on the counter.

That parts list will take me forever to sift through, if its there...

Cheers.

gruffalo

7,521 posts

226 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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I don't think the changed them very frequently so an early 90's Cherokee should be the one you need.


Brummmie

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5,284 posts

221 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Just a Cherokee, not a grand cherokee, if there is any difference?

Tanguero

4,535 posts

201 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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They are off a 93-98 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

These will do fine

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JEEP-GRAND-CHEROKEE-93-9...

(no association with seller yadda yadda...)

Brummmie

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5,284 posts

221 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Thanks, I will get them ordered tommo from the local factor, as I need glow plugs and oil & filter for the works van.

ridds

8,218 posts

244 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Just don't get the 5 x 120 ones like I did. It's an expensive mistake...

gruffalo

7,521 posts

226 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Thank you, I just learnt something, I thought they were bogo Cherokee ones.

Cheers

Brummmie

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221 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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ridds said:
Just don't get the 5 x 120 ones like I did. It's an expensive mistake...
You are the reason I asked! smile

vroom

665 posts

284 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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And get the USA version rather than an Asian pattern


flyingdutchie

857 posts

194 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Number 513084?

gruffalo

7,521 posts

226 months

Tuesday 25th November 2014
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Timco are the ones you need I believe.

flyingdutchie

857 posts

194 months

Wednesday 26th November 2014
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Timken! Beware of cheap chinese ones. On ebay.com there are loads of timken bearings.

ridds

8,218 posts

244 months

Wednesday 26th November 2014
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US Automotive, Luton. On ebay for £49.99. That's where I got mine (the correct ones too).

Brummmie

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5,284 posts

221 months

Wednesday 26th November 2014
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Like i say i am going to pick one up from the local factors, been quoted £38.00+vat, and in stock.
I am going to clock the run out before installing, my worn hub has run out (slightly bent?) and a little play.

flyingdutchie

857 posts

194 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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That is a chinese bearing in a 600hp monster.

Brummmie

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5,284 posts

221 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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flyingdutchie said:
That is a chinese bearing in a 600hp monster.
I will have a look when i see it, its in stock so no hassle to refuse it.

sonnylad

1,158 posts

225 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Paul where did you get your super strong drive shafts from, and are they available off the shelf.

Cheers
Russ

Brummmie

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5,284 posts

221 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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sonnylad said:
Paul where did you get your super strong drive shafts from, and are they available off the shelf.

Cheers
Russ
Dave mac props, ask for a price, then say I sent you and see if you get a little off, worth a try.
They are on the shelf.

Paul

sonnylad

1,158 posts

225 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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Brummmie said:
Dave mac props, ask for a price, then say I sent you and see if you get a little off, worth a try.
They are on the shelf.

Paul
Excellent, many thanks

scerbera

102 posts

114 months

Thursday 27th November 2014
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No, there is a 4 week wait for them which is ridiculous.