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Looking to replace the pilot bearing pressed into the flywheel for a 1964 C-60. The bearing is marked ND 23205. I tried crossing this but did not come up with anything. Does anyone have a cross reference for this number?

Also, if anyone knows a part number for the flywheel ring gear that would be helpful also. Local parts houses list a ring gear for the smaller light duty 168 teeth flywheel.

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Hy red450IH, I think we will need more information to help you. What engine and transmission are we dealing with, does the truck have a single or dual disc clutch?

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Easy enough to count ring gear teeth. A set of vernier calipers, carefully used will get your pilot bearing info, readily available, economically priced, simple to use.

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Hy red450IH, after some research I came up with some part numbers, for the flywheel ring gears, if the engine is a six cylinder one the ring gear p/n is 3702454,if the engine is an eight cylinder one then the p/n is 3737920. The pilot bearing p//n is 904983 which crosses to a Bower 205FF, I can provide Napa part number crosses if they would be more helpful to you, hope that helps.

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3B, thank you for looking those up. Crossing those ring gear numbers online gives the following

3702454 changed to 3991408: 168 teeth

3737920 changed to 3991409: 197 teeth

The 3737920, 3991409 numbers cross to a Pioneer part number FRG197B

For what it’s worth my truck has a 292 six cylinder with the 197 teeth ring gear. I mention this in case others come across the same scenario. Thanks again for the help.


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