Thread: Ford 9" rear
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03-08-2006 07:38 PM #1
Ford 9" rear
Well lets start out on the right foot its a 9" linclon towncar rear but basicly the same. Problem axel bearings I can't locate the bearings I've been told they are not being made anymore. The replacement bearing dosen't seem to be what I need. Has anyone else had this problem? old brg #cone U399A cup# U365L these are timken #s They tell me I need a set # A-20 but I don't see how you get the outer race in the housing?
Charlie
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03-08-2006 07:49 PM #2
Re: Ford 9" rear
Originally posted by cffisher
Well lets start out on the right foot its a 9" linclon towncar rear but basicly the same. Problem axel bearings I can't locate the bearings I've been told they are not being made anymore. The replacement bearing dosen't seem to be what I need. Has anyone else had this problem? old brg #cone U399A cup# U365L these are timken #s They tell me I need a set # A-20 but I don't see how you get the outer race in the housing?
Charlie
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03-08-2006 07:54 PM #3
The #s I posted before are for a cup and cone set that includes a lock collar. The A20 looks to be a roller brg but not a tapered roller. it is one pc. not 2.
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03-16-2006 04:35 AM #4
Well I'm just posting this for FYI It seems the bearing manufactures have dicsontinued the original tappered roller bearings used in the 70s Ford 9" The new # are set A20 I got the sets and assembled them on the axles. They work fine and I guess the are no worse or better than the old style. The rear I built is from a 77 Linclon Continental Mark V according to the tag on it. It is now fully assembled and setting under the car I like the results so far.
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