Rear Inner Wheel Bearing for 1980-1981 International 1654 & More - National 47678

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    Part number: 47678
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    National Wheel Bearing P/N:47678
    National Wheel Bearing P/N:47678
    $136.99
    $136.99

    National 47678 rear inner wheel bearing for the 1980-1981 International 1654 and other vehicles carries the wheel's load and lets the hub turn on the axle with little friction.

    • Rear inner position

    Quick facts

    • Part: National 47678 wheel bearing
    • Fits: 1980-1981 International 1654 and other vehicles
    • Position: Rear inner
    • Condition: New

    A worn wheel bearing can show up as a hum or growl that changes with road speed, or as looseness at the wheel. These signs alone do not prove the bearing is the problem, because a worn tire can make a similar noise.

    Fits

    This bearing fits the 1980-1981 International 1654 and the 1980-1981 International S1624. This listing is one side of the axle; the bearing on the other side is normally replaced at the same time.

    Specifications

    • Position: Rear inner
    • Quantity per vehicle: 2
    • Condition: New

    In the box

    One rear inner wheel bearing. The 1980-1981 International 1654 and the 1980-1981 International S1624 each take two.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does the National 47678 rear inner wheel bearing fit the 1980-1981 International S1624?

    How many bearings does this National 47678 listing include?

    This listing is one rear inner wheel bearing. The vehicles it fits take two, so a second one is needed for the other side.

    Which position do National wheel bearings like the 47678 cover?

    The National 47678 is a rear inner wheel bearing, made for that position and not for the front.

    What can a worn rear inner wheel bearing sound like?

    It can hum or growl, and the noise may change with road speed. You may also feel looseness or vibration at the wheel, though other causes can give similar signs.

    Can I keep driving with a rough-sounding wheel bearing?

    No. A failing wheel bearing should be checked or replaced promptly, since it affects how the wheel is held and turns.

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