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Wanted to replace outer axle bearing rear axle on my 1955 chevy 3100 truck. The ones that I removed were Hyatt OR 1502 made in USA 868 stamped on the outer part of bearing . been to napa and several parts store that bearing doesn't exsist but I have 2 of them ordered from a old truck suppler they came as china wb c1502 does anyone have a good bearing # for this OR a idea or were to find !!!!!! THANK YOU !!!!!!!

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The 1502 number is the size used across all brands. What you were sent are probably correct.

NAPA's number should be BRG R1502EL. The parts guy should have pulled out his cross-reference book instead of just relying on his computer.
Be ready to say OUCH at the price, however.

Jim Carter has the same bearing for about 1/2 the price. Their item no ME172.

Both may be made in China, however. That's becoming more prevalent.


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