SKF Axle Differential Bearing,Drive Axle Shaft Bearing P/N:BR3610
Keep wheels and axles turning smoothly with the SKF wheel bearing BR17, a tapered roller bearing that supports a rotating assembly while keeping friction low. It is cataloged as a direct-fit replacement for many vehicles, among them the 1979-1993 Ford Mustang, 1973-1978 Dodge Charger and 1988-1995 Dodge Grand Caravan. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list and engine details.
BR17 is an SKF tapered roller bearing, also listed as an axle differential bearing and a drive axle shaft bearing. It is cataloged for front and rear positions, inner or outer, depending on the vehicle.
A wheel bearing may need replacing if you hear a humming or grinding noise that changes with vehicle speed, feel play at the wheel, or notice rough rotation. If a worn bearing is the cause, BR17 replaces it. Other components can make similar noises, so diagnose the source first.
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Is this a 1973-1978 Dodge Charger wheel bearing?
Yes. BR17 is cataloged for the 1973-1978 Dodge Charger. The Buyer's Guide tab shows the position and engine details for each application.
Does it fit the 1988-1995 Dodge Grand Caravan?
BR17 is listed for the 1988-1995 Dodge Grand Caravan. The Buyer's Guide tab shows the position and engine details for each application.
What does this tapered roller bearing do?
BR17 is a tapered roller bearing that supports a rotating assembly while keeping friction low. It is also listed as an axle differential bearing and a drive axle shaft bearing.
What is this bearing made of?
SKF makes BR17 from heat-treated high carbon steel. Its logarithmic roller raceway profiles and ultra-smooth surface finish are designed for smooth, quiet operation.
What are signs a wheel bearing may need replacing?
Common signs are a humming or grinding noise that changes with speed, play at the wheel, or rough rotation. Other parts can cause similar noises, so diagnose the source before replacing the bearing.
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