anyone tries these wheel bearing?
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I picked up a Timken 510050 tonight at autozone. Looks to be a very high quality bearing. I was a bit skeptical before purchasing it, but it looks really nice.
It has NSK engraved on the rubber seal side just for reference. On the other side it has 455WD07 something engraved as well which basically matches what was said about the OEM supplier and manufacturer part number.
For those who used this, did you have to use a press, or were you able to somehow install it without one?
I'm guessing I'll need it pressed, but I've been told otherwise....I'm not convinced.
It has NSK engraved on the rubber seal side just for reference. On the other side it has 455WD07 something engraved as well which basically matches what was said about the OEM supplier and manufacturer part number.
For those who used this, did you have to use a press, or were you able to somehow install it without one?
I'm guessing I'll need it pressed, but I've been told otherwise....I'm not convinced.
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The Timken bearings should be some of the best. Also they are most likely made at the Timken roller bearing plant in Ohio. The other brands may be made it China which i wouldnt trust as much.
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Originally Posted by TRD_Celica,Feb 20 2011, 03:37 AM
press only
Others may or may not be able to do the same.
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