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Old 04-01-2009, 02:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Carrier Bearing

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The Carrier Bearing in my drive shaft is howling and grinding so I think it's time for it to go.

Is it hard to do by hand or should I take it to a shop like Napa and have them press a new one on?
Also, Since I'm going to have it apart I wanted to replace the U-joints with some with grease zerks on them. Has anyone had any issues with this/ and are they all the same size as the rear one that's attached to the Diff?
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I have a press, and it was not easy. I'll do just about anything on my truck, but I would suggest you have a shop do it.

On my '02 they said I had two different sizes of u-joints. If I'm remembering right, it was a 1410 and a 1350. Not sure though.
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I would take it to a shop that specializes in drivelines. They are equipped to change the u-joints,carrier bearing, and balance the shafts. Some places can ruin the flanges that house the u-joints. The carrier bearing has to pressed on, and off. The shafts should be trued, and balanced. A good driveline shop is well worth the cost. I use Spicer greasable u-joints.
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So I was at O'Reilly Auto Parts (Which was a Checker Auto Parts about 3weeks ago).
And they were saying that Ford had 2 different drive shafts for my truck, they carry 2 different I.D. bearings, and I have no idea how to tell which one I have.

Also, they do not know which U-Joints this type of truck has in the rear drive-shaft. (I miss checker, they had a manual for my truck on what parts in contained. This place does not.)
Does anyone know the size of all the U-Joints in the rear 2-piece drive shaft? Or part numbers from a Checker or Napa auto parts store?

otherwise I have to pull it all apart, and hope I can match parts by size while I have the old on in my hand...
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I think they are a 1410 but hopefully someone will chime in and know for sure. I think the front one is a 1350 too. But I could be wrong.
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Pressed on and off? I had mine off in 10 minutes with a vise and a small hammer, no press needed. I just finished doing mine in the driveway, the only special thing i needed was the socket to get the nut off to get to the bearing. Take it to a shop it will save you alot of time if you don't have the tools, I just don't trust the shops in my area.
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carrier bearing and u joints are easy to replace... I wouldnt pay anyone to do it. I didnt need no special tools but only a big socket set to change out the carrier bearing.
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I can drop the carrier bearing, I've had it down a few times.
I have no problem cold chiseling the old bearing off but if a shop is willing to swap the bearing I'm going to have them do it because if they break something they're buying me a new one

I believe they had two series for the bearings both spicer one 1350 and 1410 if i remember correctly.
turned out to be an I.D. of 35mm and 40mm.

For the U-joints they also had two different sizes, but the diagrams they had were poor.
I'm doing this on Saturday morning so it either comes down to me having the parts before hand or taking it all apart and walking into an auto parts store with a bag full of goodies and playing the match game...
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I never would have gotten my carrier bearing off my driveshaft with a chisel. As it was I almost broke my press as that bugger did NOT want to move. I don't have a wimpy press but I don't have that nice 160ton we had at one of my old jobs.
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Did the job over the weekend.
Paid a local Car-X to swap the bearing, was worth it.
Picked up all the parts from Napa, and rented a U-Joint/Ball-Joint tool to do the job from O'reilly.

Ended up swapping out 2 joints and the bearing (plus labor to have that replaced) and it cost ~$140.
Ford would have charged me ~$400 for the same work.
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at 120K my carrier bearing went. Didn't realize it at first. Thought it was out of alignment due to lift and not properly shimmed. Probably why it went out though. Need another 1/4" to .5" shim in stack.

Bought a Spicer replacement from Napa and had local shop replace for $75. Yes I could have done the job myself but I felt like spending time with my son was more important on a Saturday.
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is the carrier bearing and the center support shaft the same thing?
i have a wicked vibration when i de-accelerate and i can grad what i thought was my center support bearing / housing and i have a lot of play like at least 1/4 maybe more!

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is the carrier bearing and the center support shaft the same thing?
i have a wicked vibration when i de-accelerate and i can grad what i thought was my center support bearing / housing and i have a lot of play like at least 1/4 maybe more!

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I've seen it called a shaft center support bearing as well as carrier bearing.
It should move a little bit because there's some rubber around bearing while it's in the bracket but a 1/4 sounds like a lot.
Try unbolting the bracket and spinning the bearing by hand, mine made a terrible noise.
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