Well O'Reilly's has the rubber insert listed separately for $15.00 and is listed as a drive line center support bearing.

They used to be called a drive line carrier bearings. Some few years ago I worked on trucks like this when they were new.

Been tinkering with cars, trucks, motorcycles and engines since I was 10 years old. Had my first Harley when I was 12, it was a "Harley Hummer". Had my first car before I had a drivers license.

Sometimes terminology changes over time.

Thanks for the info keep it coming.

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