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Need Timken wheel bearing #'s
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LBCs_since_1988
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I got mine from RockAuto just recently. I believe I paid about $75 for ALL four TIMKEN bearings (rollers and races). I think TRF wants $99 PER SIDE!!
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The nice thing about RockAuto is they use the manufacturer numbers - so the ones Keith reported would work. But I usually just navigate to a Triumph model, either 50's TR3 or 60's TR4, then see what it has. Unrelated to bearings, but this was a great place to buy a Speedi-sleeve for the front timing cover. Typical price is about $30, I picked one up last year for $13 (they've gone up now though).
Randy
The nice thing about RockAuto is they use the manufacturer numbers - so the ones Keith reported would work. But I usually just navigate to a Triumph model, either 50's TR3 or 60's TR4, then see what it has. Unrelated to bearings, but this was a great place to buy a Speedi-sleeve for the front timing cover. Typical price is about $30, I picked one up last year for $13 (they've gone up now though).
Randy
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The Timken website has a catalogue of automotive applications - the TR front wheel bearing section:
1976-1953 TR2, TR3/3A, TR4/4A, TR5, TR6
Seal (inner) ............................................................. 1110[2]
Cone/Cup (inner) .................................. 07100S-07210X[2]
Cone/Cup (outer) .......................................03062-03162[2]
The link to the whole catalogue is:
https://www.timken.com/en-us/products/Documents/BSAC1989andOlder7391.pdf
Made it easy to pick up bearings from Autozone - the only local auto store who would tell me that they stock Timken.
One other thing - I bought some wheel bearings from TRF - I wanted them for a Stag so not using one of their kits, just Stanpart part numbers - and for about $8 a bearing I expected to get no-brand Chinese bearings, but I got Timken (made in Poland, I think).
Hope that helps someone
Alistair
1976-1953 TR2, TR3/3A, TR4/4A, TR5, TR6
Seal (inner) ............................................................. 1110[2]
Cone/Cup (inner) .................................. 07100S-07210X[2]
Cone/Cup (outer) .......................................03062-03162[2]
The link to the whole catalogue is:
https://www.timken.com/en-us/products/Documents/BSAC1989andOlder7391.pdf
Made it easy to pick up bearings from Autozone - the only local auto store who would tell me that they stock Timken.
One other thing - I bought some wheel bearings from TRF - I wanted them for a Stag so not using one of their kits, just Stanpart part numbers - and for about $8 a bearing I expected to get no-brand Chinese bearings, but I got Timken (made in Poland, I think).
Hope that helps someone
Alistair
LBCs_since_1988
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tdskip, rockauto uses Timken #s. I think I simply searched car year and model and it came up.
After I installed them it sure quieted things up. My old bearings, a mixture of Timken and Hoffman, didn't look bad but I could hear that distinct whirring sound when I spun 'em.
After I installed them it sure quieted things up. My old bearings, a mixture of Timken and Hoffman, didn't look bad but I could hear that distinct whirring sound when I spun 'em.
