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Tensioner bearing part numbers

Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by peajay, Aug 17, 2005.

  1. peajay

    peajay Formula Junior

    Apr 17, 2002
    454
    near Paris, France
    Full Name:
    Paul
    #1 peajay, Aug 17, 2005
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    I have done a pretty good sarch in the history but have not found what I am looking for. I want to replace the cam belt tensioner bearings in my 328 at the end of this year so I am starting to look for the parts. I know there is an SKF bearing that is one of the parts that is compatible, but I do not have the part number, I even have the photo below but cannot make out the part number. Does someone have it or the part number of another bearing manufacturer ?
    thanks !!
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  2. oevre

    oevre Karting

    Jun 30, 2004
    51
    Denmark
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    Henrik Oevre
    #2 oevre, Aug 17, 2005
    SKF - VKM22380
     
  3. peajay

    peajay Formula Junior

    Apr 17, 2002
    454
    near Paris, France
    Full Name:
    Paul
    #3 peajay, Aug 17, 2005
    Thanks Oevre, did you actually use this part number ? the part number you mention does not look the same as the one in the photo.
     
  4. oevre

    oevre Karting

    Jun 30, 2004
    51
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    Henrik Oevre
    #4 oevre, Aug 17, 2005
    Yes
    It is SKF's number for the Ferrari cam belt tensioner bearing #105206, and it is the same as Ferrari but only in SKF packet and lot cheaper
     
  5. Ricambi America

    Ricambi America F1 World Champ
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    Dec 7, 2003
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    #5 Ricambi America, Aug 17, 2005
    I have them @ $61/ea.

    http://ricambiamerica.com/product_info.php?products_id=224308

    The price is somewhat high because when importing bearings from Europe (especially SKF) there is a GIGANTIC duty. If you chose to buy stuff offshore, just be aware the U.S. bearing industry (huh?) is protected by Congress and they screw manufacturers like SKF and Hill upon importation.
     

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  6. peajay

    peajay Formula Junior

    Apr 17, 2002
    454
    near Paris, France
    Full Name:
    Paul
    #6 peajay, Aug 18, 2005
    Anyone know which Fiat models used these bearings ? I may be able to get a pair from a local Fiat dealer here in Europe
     
  7. AR!

    AR! Formula Junior

    Apr 8, 2004
    974
    Berlin, Germany
    #7 AR!, Aug 19, 2005
    AFAIK Timken is the culprit .. .. seems the USA learned a thing or two from the good old USSR .. ^^
     

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