National Manual Transmission Input Shaft Bearing,Wheel Bearing LM67048
National Manual Transmission Input Shaft Bearing,Wheel Bearing LM67048

National Manual Transmission Input Shaft Bearing,Wheel Bearing P/N:LM67048

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$24.99
MPN: LM67048
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National Manual Transmission Input Shaft Bearing,Wheel Bearing P/N:LM67048
National Manual Transmission Input Shaft Bearing,Wheel Bearing P/N:LM67048
$24.99

Keep wheels and manual-transmission shafts turning smoothly with the National LM67048 Bearing — a bearing cataloged under two names: a Wheel Bearing and a Manual Transmission Countershaft / Input Shaft Bearing. It's listed for a broad range of vehicles, including the 1964-1969 Ford Mustang, 1958-1974 American Motors Ambassador, 1962-1973 AC Shelby Cobra, 1988-1991 Chevrolet C1500, and 1991-1994 Ford Explorer. With 590 applications in all, see the Buyer's Guide tab for the complete list.

  • Bearing function: supports a rotating shaft and reduces friction as it turns.
  • Dual part type: listed as both a wheel bearing and a manual transmission shaft bearing, so it may serve either role depending on the vehicle — it appears under both names.
  • Position by application: cataloged in front, rear, center, inner and outer locations; check the Buyer's Guide for your vehicle's specific position.
  • Signs it may need replacing: a growling, humming, or grinding noise that changes with speed, or roughness and play felt when the shaft is turned by hand.

Sold individually; order the quantity your application requires.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the National LM67048?

It's a bearing cataloged under two names — a Wheel Bearing and a Manual Transmission Countershaft / Input Shaft Bearing — that supports a rotating shaft and reduces friction as it turns.

Why is it listed under two different part-type names?

The same bearing is used both as a wheel bearing and as a manual transmission shaft bearing, so it appears under both names. Use the Buyer's Guide to confirm the role for your vehicle.

What position does this bearing fit?

It's cataloged across multiple positions — front, rear, center, inner and outer — depending on the application. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for your vehicle's specific location.

What are the signs this bearing may need replacing?

A growling, humming, or grinding noise that changes with vehicle or shaft speed, along with roughness or play felt when the shaft is turned by hand, are common signs a bearing may be worn.

How many do I need?

It's sold individually. Order the quantity your specific application requires, as shown in the Buyer's Guide for your vehicle.

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