rich

The two bearings that are for the front hub assembly on 94 thru 99 for sure. I think that the 00 to 02 might be the same also is a Timken 387A. They are the ones used. You can replace them if the race on the hub is not damaged and you can also repack the bearings if you have a press. I do not recomend trying this unless you have a press. You have to be extremely careful in order not to damage the hub. If your brave or have a lot of confidence then i have provided the number for you

Tucana

I had to replace the left hub assembly at about 80,000 miles, dealer told me they all go at about this milage.<br>I was not happy about the attitude from DC, so I made changes to both the new hub and the remaining stock unit.<br>I removed the bolt holding the ABS sensor in place and drilled into the cavity between the inner and outer brg. I replaced the bolt with one that I drilled out and topped with a zerk fitting.<br>now I can grease my hubs with a grease gun.<br>stock unit now has 140,000 miles and still strong.<br><br>you might try it, save some $$$ in the long run. :

jdeereboy

Does anyone have an extra old bearing assembly? I would like to rebuild one and replace the one on my truck that I dammaged while changing rotors. <br>Also, what are the seal part numbers? Are they available? I did not see any numbers other than &quot;Danger, do not disassemble&quot;

rich

I pulled that number off of the bearing that was on tthe replacement i put on the truck from the salvage yard