Differential bearings

[mtb_gary]

I'm trying to find the part number for the Timken crown wheel bearings but without any luck. Does anyone happen to know the part number?

Gary

[mtb_gary]

I should have added 1996 model. About to install Ashcroft ATB's front and rear :D

Gary

[Hoges]

The LR part number is RTC3095 for both front and rear diffs, 2- and 4- pin variants ...see Landrover Parts Catalog (http://lrparts.net.ru/) You can probably do a cross check with the Timken catalogue to pick up the Timken number.

[benji]

LM102949/102910

I got mine for about $25 each.

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[mtb_gary]

LM102949/102910

I got mine for about $25 each.

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Benji

Were you able to get them locally for that price or did you source them overseas?

Gary

[benji]

Just the local bearing shop (Bendigo bearings).
That's the third set of carrier bearing I've bought from them now and they've always been in stock, so I assume they're a fairly common bearing.



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[Keithy P38]

Check with Ashcroft that they don't come with bearings, mine did (locker, that is).

[mtb_gary]

Check with Ashcroft that they don't come with bearings, mine did (locker, that is).

Definitely no bearings. I've got them both in the garage ready for installation.

Gary

[Hoges]

Just the local bearing shop (Bendigo bearings).
That's the third set of carrier bearing I've bought from them now and they've always been in stock, so I assume they're a fairly common bearing.



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Yep, apparently used extensively also in Nissan and Toyota diffs...