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#78444 06/05/2007 3:28 PM
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A friend of mine who is a collector of scrap metal has come up with a bunch of bearings, most of them used, but this one Fafnir 207k is still in plastic cover, never used, And on the outer race it has GM3110-144-8534 12/59. My question , Is there a way to ID the application of this bearing, Im thinking trans bearing. But i thought i would come to the Stovebolt Brain Trust for help ohwell

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T-RUCK,

The 6207 is a common metric bearing. 35mm X 72mm X 17mm wide. Retails for about $10.00 anywhere. The numbers marked on the race sure seem like some GM number, but I haven't a clue if they are or where this bearing would go! For ten bucks, I wouldn't put much energy into it. smile

I wonder if your bearing has external snap ring grooves?

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The 6207 is the front bearing on a 55-67 3 speed transmission installed on the clutch gear. It probably fits earlier transmissions also.
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Thanks Stuart. Yea the race is what got me going on it , But if it's a replacement for something i have what the heck, i'll keep it floting around for a few weeks [ marked unknown]

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Boy that should give you guy an idea how slow im at typeing, [now it is known] to be 3 speed trans input shaft bearing Thanks Fred smile


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