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1963 Triumph TR4

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1963 Triumph TR4 Timing Belt Idler Bearing - Top Sellers
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1963: All Submodels; All Engines;

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[Geo Hahn]

Sure -- and from time to time there is a kit on ebaY to convert a TR3 to power windows.

 

[TR3driver]

There used to be a theory that an infinite number of monkeys typing away would eventually produce all the works of Shakespeare. The Internet has proven this to not be true.

That is one of the works that they did produce.

See https://www.theautopartsshop.com/accessory-drive-belt-idler-bearing/ba0513954.html for more information.

 

[dklawson]

Over the years I have noticed that a lot of eBay sellers also stock the rare O2 sensors for many of our 1950s and 1960s cars.

 

[JerryVV]

It actually looks like a water pump bearing. I'd have to check the size to be certain. Now if someone could identify the seal we'd have a way to rebuild the water pumps.

 

[Andrew Mace]

I haven't seen just one part that fits so many cars since the 6012 headlamp. Only difference is, that headlamp actually DID fit millions of different cars!