Determining The Correct Hubs And Bearings For A 1996 Escort Trailer
Updated 07/18/2022 | Published 07/13/2022 >
Question:
Measurements for B, C, and D on the diagram you sent me are as follows b=35 mm or 1.37in c=31 mm or 1.21 in d=27 mm or 1.06 in Again, thank you for the assistance!
asked by: Anton R
Expert Reply:
Sure thing!
In order to find the correct bearings and hubs, you're going to need to remove the existing hub and look on the physical bearings for a part number.
If you're unable to find the part number on the bearings itself, you'll need to take a set of calipers # PTW80157 and measure the B, C, and D areas shown on the diagram attached.
With this information, as well as the bolt pattern, I will be able to find the correct replacement hubs and bearings for a 1996 Escort.
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Anton R.
7/13/2022
Measurements for B, C, and D on the diagram you sent me are as follows b=35 mm or 1.37in c=31 mm or 1.21 in d=27 mm or 1.06 in Again, thank you for the assistance!