Timken 25527 rear differential race for the 1958-1965 Lincoln Continental and other vehicles is the outer cup of a tapered roller bearing. It forms the stationary track the bearing's rollers ride on.
A worn differential race can show up as a whine or howl from the rear axle that changes with speed, or as a rumble. Gears, axle bearings or tires can make similar noises, so find the cause before you replace anything. If the differential is already apart for service, look at the cup's track for pitting or scoring, and leave play and noise checks to a shop. Replace the inner cone and the outer cup together; this listing is the cup only.
It fits the 1958-1965 Lincoln Continental and the 1956-1957 Lincoln Mark II. This listing is one differential race, sold individually.
Interchange: BR25527
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Does the Timken 25527 differential race fit a 1958-1965 Lincoln Continental?
Yes. Timken 25527 is a rear differential race for the 1958-1965 Lincoln Continental.
Is this rear differential race right for the 1956-1957 Lincoln Mark II?
Yes. The Timken 25527 rear differential race is listed for the 1956-1957 Lincoln Mark II as well.
Is the Timken 25527 a bearing cup or a cone?
It is the cup, the outer part of a tapered roller bearing. The inner cone is a separate part and is not part of this listing.
Should I replace the cone when I replace this differential race?
Yes. The inner cone and the outer cup should be replaced at the same time, which helps the bearing keep its reliability and life.
Does BR25527 cross to the Timken 25527 differential race?
Yes. BR25527 is listed as an interchange number for the Timken 25527 rear differential race.
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WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
