Support rotating shafts with the Timken 307L Ball Bearing, a Conrad deep groove, single row radial ball bearing with a snap ring. It is cataloged as a direct-fit replacement for applications including the 1996-2001 Toyota RAV4, 1967-1972 Chevrolet Camaro and 1953-1966 Chevrolet Corvette, with many more listed. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
The 307L is listed under two names, Transfer Case Input Shaft Bearing and Transfer Case Output Shaft Bearing. Its cataloged positions are front, rear, rear inner and rear rearward, depending on the application.
Signs this bearing may need replacing: growling, whining or rumbling that changes with speed, vibration, or noticeable shaft play. These symptoms can have other causes, so diagnose the problem first. If a worn bearing is the cause, this bearing replaces it.
The quantity required varies by application, and the Buyer's Guide lists one or two per vehicle. Sold individually.
Interchange: 588078 · KW1293 · 149702 · 46AX330 · 46AX345 · 307L3 · 307LN3 · 307LO1 · 307LOBN3 · 1101530 · 170273 · 171139R · 173307 · 228840 · 465852R · 6307NR · 6307NRJ · 6307NRJEM · 304307 · 3043075 · 550293 · 5502932 · 5502934
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What type of bearing is the Timken 307L?
It is a Conrad deep groove, single row radial ball bearing with a snap ring. It is listed as both a transfer case input shaft bearing and a transfer case output shaft bearing.
Which vehicles does the 307L fit?
Applications include the 1996-2001 Toyota RAV4, 1967-1972 Chevrolet Camaro and 1953-1966 Chevrolet Corvette, among many others. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
How many bearings do I need?
The quantity varies by application, and the Buyer's Guide lists one or two per vehicle. This listing is for one bearing.
Where does this bearing install?
Its cataloged positions are front, rear, rear inner and rear rearward, depending on the vehicle. The Buyer's Guide shows the position for each application.
What signs suggest the bearing may need replacing?
Growling or whining that changes with speed, vibration, or excess shaft play can indicate a worn bearing. These symptoms have other causes too, so diagnose the problem before replacing it.
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