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Author:  sideways [ Thu May 05, 2011 11:38 am ]
Post subject:  What is it?
At school we were cleaning out the old autos shed, I was going through a box full of random crap and found these. The larger bag is pretty obvious
(bloody score too! My brakes don't really work, just need 3 more), but what's the bearing in the smaller bag for? The part no is 09263-10003. Its a 10(inside diameter)x15(OD)x15mm roller bearing.

Any one know what its for?

Thanks

Hayden
Author:  303zuke [ Thu May 05, 2011 11:48 am ]
Post subject:  Re: What is it?
sideways wrote:
but what's the bearing in the smaller bag for? The part no is 09263-10003. Its a 10(inside diameter)x15(OD)x15mm roller bearing.

Any one know what its for?

Thanks

Hayden


It has at least 5 applications.

1. It is the spigot bearing in the back of the crank for an LJ50 engine.
2. Same in a F8A engine in a LJ80,
3. Same in a F10A engine in a SJ40,
4. The bearing between the front output shaft and rear output shaft in a LJ50 or 80 Transfer Case, or
5. The bearing between the front output shaft and rear output shaft in a 1.0lt Sierra NON-lightswitch case.
Author:  sideways [ Thu May 05, 2011 12:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: What is it?
303zuke wrote:
sideways wrote:
but what's the bearing in the smaller bag for? The part no is 09263-10003. Its a 10(inside diameter)x15(OD)x15mm roller bearing.

Any one know what its for?

Thanks

Hayden


It has at least 4 applications.

1. It is the spigot bearing in the back of the crank for a F8A engine in a LJ80,
2. Same in a F10A engine in a SJ40,
3. The bearing between the front output shaft and rear output shaft in a LJ50 or 80 Transfer Case, or
4. The bearing between the front output shaft and rear output shaft in a 1.0lt Sierra NON-lightswitch case.


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