searched 2 days and nothing

[infantry grunt]

I am trying to find a Timken bearing for my D35 passenger side axle shaft(at the diff).Can anyone point me in the right direction or give me the Timken p/n

 

[brinker88]

Are you talking about the carrier bearing or the roller bearing on the 3rd member? If you're talking about the latter of the 2, go to the parts store and ask for a REAR wheel beairng for a JEEP WRANGLER YJ (1989-1995) dana 35.

 

[PanamaExpat]

Take the old bearing out and go to an industrial bearing vendor. They will know exactly what to give you in return. I never buy bearings from an auto parts house anymore. Too expensive and often Chinese junk.

 

[brinker88]

timken part # is 5707. Rock auto has them for $11.00 + shipping

 

[infantry grunt]

thank yall,it is the outer bearing,and my search would pull up the jeep d35 rear but wasnt sure if it was the same or not.MUCH Appreciated

 

[Mac]

Anytime anyone is looking for a bearing, if you can pull the old number off the existing, lots of cross-references. I think another good bearing is the SKF.
Dave

 

[infantry grunt]

Ya,I was planning on doing that but the mechanic I had doing my gears threw the bearing away,and I didnt think to tell him I wanted to keep it for the numbers.My fault

 

[infantry grunt]

are NAPA brand bearings good as compared to Timken,or should I stick with Timken

 

[pcollins]

Stick with Timken. I've never had any luck with parts store brand bearings or seals. Timken stuff just seems to be built much better.

 

[infantry grunt]

trackin

 

[PanamaExpat]

Timken, SKF, Federal Mogul.... All good bearings.