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    1992 Festie Front Wheel Bearing

    Mine is just about shot. I need to buy a new front Wheel Bearing so I can replace the old one... I am trying to find out what part number for the Timkin bearing.
    I have a 1992 Ford Festiva L with the manual transmission, no A/C! Please if you know the part number let me know.. I need to buy this right away...
    Thanks
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    Call autozone and just tell them for a Ford Festiva, and they would sell you the timken bearings
    I have them somewhere let me get the numbers from them

    Looking at the box, its has these #'s

    SET 11
    JL69310 - JL69349
    Last edited by drddan; 07-26-2014, 05:04 PM.
    Dan




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    • #3
      Yep Dan is right set 11 is what you need. same for festy, aspire and reo front. Don't forget your seals

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      • #4
        deal with o'reilly's here and they have them

        92 GL was red automatic Ms Va., now Zinc Yellow

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        • #5
          Just making sure you understand you need a press or vice, slide hammer and sledge to pull apart the hubs to replace the bearings and seals. Don't lose or mix up the spacers either!
          -Zack
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          • #6
            Nice. Thanks... We do not have O'reilly's around by me, but AutoZone is here. I generally call people I know in the Hydraulic world for bearings. I worked as a Hydraulic specialist for years and I just default there. Anyway, Off to buy bearings..

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            • #7
              Originally posted by crazyrog17 View Post
              Just making sure you understand you need a press or vice, slide hammer and sledge to pull apart the hubs to replace the bearings and seals. Don't lose or mix up the spacers either!
              A swing press, often referred to as a BFH, will work. I actually use that with a press ten feet away.

              Definitely keep track of the spacers!

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              • #8
                When I was working in hydraulics, Play Dough worked wonders to remove bearing races.. It compresses and pushes the race right out!! No press needed.

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                • #9
                  Ok everyone.. HELP!! Got the bearings out, but just as everyone said, I forgot the seals!! Can't find a number to order them. Anyone know what seal to order? Oh, bearings and races came out pretty easy. No issues at all.
                  Really need to find the hub seal

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                  • #10
                    Found them.

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                    • #11
                      Bought the bearings, seals, new rotors, brake pads, control arm bushings.. Figured I may as well change them when I have it all apart.

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                      • #12
                        need help finding a pair of dust shields...

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                        • #13
                          See your [WTB].
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                          • #14
                            I did see that. Thanks. I have to get the vehicle back on the road pretty quick. My daughter drives it a lot and an extra day means a lot.

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                            • #15
                              Personally I would run with out em.
                              Have been for year with no ill effects.

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