Knuckle rebuild kit

[Joust]

So I'm going to buy a knuckle rebuild kit from TrailGear.

Knuckle Service Kit, $75, 140006-1-K
Wheel Bearing Kit, $39, 140007-1-K
or
Knuckle Service Kit w/ Wheel Bearings, $145, 140017-1-K,

the math doesn't work out.
regardless, It seems the recommendation here is do NOT use the bearings from Trailgear. which should I use???

 

[BillaVista]

Tell me the make/model/year of the vehicle and I'll look up the bearing numbers

(or you could do it yourself at www.timkeninfo.com)

Then call Kinecor (on Belfast or Industrial I think)

And order the beraing seperate. Ask for Timken (USA) ir SKF of FAG bearings.

 

[aweber]

That wheel bearing kit only does one side, so you need two, hence the math...

 

[kbrousseau]

Kinecor 1-800-661-4289

 

[Joust]

That wheel bearing kit only does one side, so you need two, hence the math...

Duh...

thanks guys. that sounds like the way to go then.
BTW its a 1985 toy 4runner

 

[BillaVista]

Just HAD to be an '85 eh?!!

In Aug/Sep 1985 the seal changed.

Anyway:

Inner Bearring: JLM104948/JLM104910 (that's cup and cone numbers)
Outer Bearring: BR50 (that's a 'set number" - will include cup and cone

Seal:

1979 - Aug 1985: 24635

Sep 1985 - 1995: 25968

Those are all SKF numbers. Prob. cross directly to Timken numbers.

 

[Joust]

Thanks a lot Bill.

 

[Joust]

Just HAD to be an '85 eh?!!

In Aug/Sep 1985 the seal changed.

Anyway:

Inner Bearring: JLM104948/JLM104910 (that's cup and cone numbers)
Outer Bearring: BR50 (that's a 'set number" - will include cup and cone

Seal:

1979 - Aug 1985: 24635

Sep 1985 - 1995: 25968

Those are all SKF numbers. Prob. cross directly to Timken numbers.

I trudged into the snowbank and looked at the plate inside the drivers door.
My truck was built in APR 1985