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Old 08-23-2009, 09:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Bearing bible, anyone got one?

I'm having problems crossing a bearing for a Ford tractor water pump idler. Part number E0NN2A898AA (changed to 83929142), .669" ID, 1.575" OD & .827" W.

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Any decent size parts house has interchange books, bearings, seals, etc.
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Not having any luck with the parts houses, even NAPA.
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local bearing supply Co.?
If you don't have one, there's one near where I work, I could check tomorrow for you.
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I'm having problems crossing a bearing for a Ford tractor water pump idler. Part number E0NN2A898AA (changed to 83929142), .669" ID, 1.575" OD & .827" W.
Ball & roller bearings standardized on millimeter sizes a very long time ago. So look for 17mm bore, 40mm OD, 21mm width.

Based on the dimensions and application, I'd guess it's a double-row, double-sealed ball bearing.

Go to a bearing supplier, not an auto or tractor parts supplier.
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