Need part number help...
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Need part number help...
I have a '99 F250 SD, 4WD. Manuf. date is 9/98 and it has the front hubs with 10mm flange thickness. I am having a hard time finding a replacement. Does anyone happen to know the part number for this thing? I guess I should mention also it is rear wheel ABS only.
I just ordered a Timken setup from an online store and when I got it, it only had 3 mounting holes!! Good grief, I suppose it's for the light duty 3/4 Ford. I think that part number was 515022.
Thanks,
TJ
I just ordered a Timken setup from an online store and when I got it, it only had 3 mounting holes!! Good grief, I suppose it's for the light duty 3/4 Ford. I think that part number was 515022.
Thanks,
TJ
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Number Dummy will be along to help you out https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/member.php?u=368968
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another question
O.k., I'm finding that the hub assemblies available for my truck which was built prior to 3/22/99 are $500 each on average. Front hub assemblies for trucks built after 3/22/99 are $250 each on average. Can anyone explain the difference between them? What changed? And, can I use the newer (less expensive) hub assembly on my truck?
Thanks, and yes I have looked at the Dynatrac conversion kit but not sure if I want to sink that much into it yet ($2000)
TJ
Thanks, and yes I have looked at the Dynatrac conversion kit but not sure if I want to sink that much into it yet ($2000)
TJ
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Your friend, Federal-Mogul's Complete Automotive Light Duty Catalog
It's federal mogul's online catalog, do the YMM and it has all of them listed. Most of the time the expanded page has specs.
It's federal mogul's online catalog, do the YMM and it has all of them listed. Most of the time the expanded page has specs.
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515025- DRW, 4wheel ABS
515077- DRW, 4wheel ABS
515020- SRW, 4wheel ABS
515075- SRW, 4wheel ABS
515021- SRW, Rear wheel ABS from 3/22/99
My guess 515076- SRW, Rear wheel ABS to 3/21/99
Well the pictures aren't showing up for some reason. Federal-Mogul's Complete Automotive Light Duty Catalog - Image and Federal-Mogul's Complete Automotive Light Duty Catalog - Image put these in your browser to see them, or look them up in the catalog.
515077- DRW, 4wheel ABS
515020- SRW, 4wheel ABS
515075- SRW, 4wheel ABS
515021- SRW, Rear wheel ABS from 3/22/99
My guess 515076- SRW, Rear wheel ABS to 3/21/99
Well the pictures aren't showing up for some reason. Federal-Mogul's Complete Automotive Light Duty Catalog - Image and Federal-Mogul's Complete Automotive Light Duty Catalog - Image put these in your browser to see them, or look them up in the catalog.
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I can't see a difference between the two (515076 and 515021) looking at the pictures. It's probably spline count or just physical dimensions.
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Hey thanks for the info there. Internet has been out for a few days due to the nice little ice storm we had. Starting to lean toward the Dynatrac conversion now. I can't see spending $750 + to do one side then most likely the other side soon..then end up with the same poorly designed hubs that I started with.
Thanks again,
TJ
Thanks again,
TJ
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Yes, I suppose you're right about the design but I still prefer to be able to repair rather than to replace the entire assembly. By the way, the truck has 260K + on it....heck they may be the original hubs.
I did check out the Federal Mogul site and I can't see any difference either. I ended up at Timken's website and (sorry I don't have the link now) they are showing the part number as HA590132 and as a "new item". I did an "aftermarket part search" if you're interested in finding that. They don't show that 515076 Timken number for my application.
Okay, thanks again,
TJ
I did check out the Federal Mogul site and I can't see any difference either. I ended up at Timken's website and (sorry I don't have the link now) they are showing the part number as HA590132 and as a "new item". I did an "aftermarket part search" if you're interested in finding that. They don't show that 515076 Timken number for my application.
Okay, thanks again,
TJ
