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1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! Anybody have specs or part numbers that can be had at local Napa, Autozone, O'reilly? This queastion gets a blank stare from across the counter now days! I tried the search here already. Thanks.
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! C & G in California has them. Don't know if American made through !
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! 36-48 Rear Wheel Bearing 68-1225-A Bower BCA J662456 $27.65/E-20Pcs. In Stock, Berliss 330628 $20.75/E NAPA=Raritan A-1444
2.8125 OD x 2.0625 shaft x 0.375 Dia rollers x 1.6562” Long 38 to 48 Ford one piece rear Hub 78-1175: Victor 49324, National 416738, Chicago Rawhide CR-20538, NAPA 20538 2.846 OD x 2.063 (shaft) x .438 W |
Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! I use good used Ford bearings. Many new bearings have soft end plates. I had that happen after only 3,000 miles. Hub full of metal particles.
John |
Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! Thanks, I need the seal part numbers for today. May just stay with original bearings. Thanks Ford Barners!
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! I believe All Ford in Campbell, Ca has nos bearings.
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! Did you try VanPelts?
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! The bearings are backordered @ C & G . Early Ford V8 Sales has them , along w/the seals .
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! When ordering seals, look for he type with a red outer coating. It make driving the seals easier, and acts as a seal. A customer brought in some uncoated seals, and all collapsed before they were seated. There were no markings on them, so we assume they were made in who-knows-astan.
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! FYI, Sta-lube drum brake wheel bearing short fiber grease Part # SL3131 is the best grease to use. NAPA has it.
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! If all else fails, you might try South Side Obsolete ("Barnfind08" on this forum). He has a LOT of miscellaneous NOS parts.
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There are good, albeit used, Ford bearings easily found... |
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! I've been collection USA Timken bearings for the front and rear off of eBay for a few years now......gotta have backups for my cars :).
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! ATTENTION!
Do NOT order rear hub grease seals until you read this!!! Quote:
The CORRECT National part# for the 38-48 hub grease seal is 5877 (which has an OD of 2.846"). The National part# listed above for that seal is 416738 (which has an OD of 3.194") I know this to be 100% true because I just purchased the wrong seals based on this info and my own laziness by not researching the part number dimensions myself. Upon further investigation, I noticed the diameter typo to be the culprit. I harbor no ill feelings nor want anyone upset with me. I just want to provide the correct info for future folks looking for this seal. The other part #s listed are correct for the OD of 2.846". The National seal# 5877 can be purchased at O'Reilly's, Autozone, Advance Auto, Rock Auto and even from Amazon. |
Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! Virtually all new wheel bearings are made in China now. Timken moved there several years ago as did virtually all several others. If you buy new ones, they are going to come from offshore. No need to go to special part houses since they will also come from China also.
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! Not so I only have bearings that say usa on them nothing else.
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Re: 1940 rear wheel bearings and seal sources? Go! 26Tguy: I can not modify my post #6 above but will modify my list of part numbers, so I do not pass on incorrect info in the future. Thank You for your correction.
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Because of the search for bearing part numbers i came across
this thread. I have a new juice brake kit now for my A, which contains two 681225. I installed the first bearing with the grease seal. After picking up the second bearing, I became hesitant. The crappy part is a parallelogram with 1,5 mm offset. Now I have destroyed the grease seal to get to the first wheel bearing. Instead of 1.5 it is only 1 mm but still the same drama. After two hours of online research, i finally found the last three wheel bearings J662456 BCA from Bower and bought them through amazon USA. Now they are on the way to germany. I already had the same problem with the bearings of the cluster gear. I have had experience with china scrap for twenty years now, and can already judge the manure by the smell of the china cardboard. Wish a happy new year |
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