Spicer 5002334 Center Bearing

This review may have clarified a few things for you. Bearings like this are a great idea. Invest in a higher quality product, not a cheaper one. There is no guarantee that they will last.
The Spicer 5002334 has the exact same components The markings are exactly the same as well. A few details about this and the Spicer 5002007 are provided here. In addition to the 5002334 and the 5002007, I purchased the 5002007 as well. Neither can be made by anyone but My measurements actually did not match up, but I did take some anyway to compare. They are the same bearing with the exception that the 5002007 has rubber seals on In order for the seals to work, the drive shaft and flange have been ground. The 4WD vehicles must have had the bearings sealed for Toyota to do so. A seal is not present on the 5002334. The 5002334 should work with a 4x4 because it has a similar shape. There are only a few spaces between Simply put, you don't get The Toyota part number is The 5002334's rubber body has a 0K040 molded into it. I'm looking for a Toyota Part No. 37235 On the 5002007, 35030 has been molded into the rubber. Similarly, it has the same designation It seems to me that 37230 and 34030 are related.

Marcos Waller

| Jan 03, 2021

A 2 WHEEL DRIVE TACOMA is the ONLY vehicle this bearing will fit! The item arrived quickly, was in good condition, and seemed to be of good quality, but I was unable to use it for my purposes. If you want to make sure that your part is in good working condition, look around your You will be able to tell whether it is a The one you need for a 2005-2010 It will be Toyota part# 37230 for the 2010 Tacoma 4x4. The 0K030 code. I hope this can be of assistance to someone else!.

Remington Willis

| Sep 02, 2020

I have a double cab Taco with an OEM fit. In the early 1990s, I replaced a Dorman with an APDTY that each lasted two years before being replaced again This Spicer bearing looks like it can last a long time as the rubber is the weak point on both of these center bearings. It looks like the Spicer is made from a nice thick rubber compared to the Chinese-made bearings. The units made were of low quality. If you want to replace this center bearing, then you will need a bearing splicer and at least one new u-bolt If the ends of the joint are not being replaced, use the joint instead.

Ryan Maxwell

| Nov 17, 2020

It is a 2007 4WD. Everything seems to be going well so far. With the assistance of a couple of youtube videos, the installation went relatively smoothly. You will want to make sure you have an impact wrench and wobble extenders on hand. A previous report indicated the truck began shuddering and squeaking shortly after takeoff. driveshaft was wearing into the rubber bearing mount, which caused the squeak. There is such a big difference in the driving experience.

Hank George

| Jan 09, 2021

(U joints had to be replaced as well).

Antonella Novak

| Aug 16, 2020

I am very happy with the product and the way it fits my 05 Toyota Tacoma V6. Tires for the rear wheels of the 0L.

Luka Gray

| Mar 16, 2021

My 1999 Toyota Tacoma prerunner v6 received a new engine. I had lots of vibrations in my truck, and this part fixed 90 percent of them. took it to a driveshaft shop to have the drive shafts balanced and now it is ultra smooth.

Alonso Romero

| Nov 01, 2020

The Toyota sticker is on the side. There is no doubt about it, this is the part you want. You shouldn't cheap out on the donut hardness and get an Anchor or other inferior brand. You need the donut hardness to prevent premature wear and noise.

Malia Archer

| Apr 29, 2021