axle bearing

Hello, I always dreamed of having a wrangler tj and I finally did it! Made some upgrades that I personally like but now when it comes to technical thing I am lost! I currently run 295/75 r16 with 1.25 spacer, 2.5 lift Dana 30 on the front and 44 rear. Both have arb diff cover. Now my question...

I have just started on the second half/rear end of my axle swap to remove the dreaded Dana 35 and replace it with a Dana 44. I have been inspecting just about everything because I plan on using parts from my old 35 and new 44 together. Anyways, I have removed both rear shafts and found that the...

Pulling two working axle bearing & hub assemblies from a 2003 tj. Only have pics of the one as I am pulling the other tomorrow. There are no issues with them, they could just do with a good wire brushing. I am just doing a complete overhaul of the front end, so I figured Id swap them out for a...

Dear TJ Forum Members, I would like to ask for your collective (and individual) wisdom with a problem I have. In a sentence - a workshop took off diff from my Dana44 without marking bearing caps, and I am now trying to identify left and right one before installing ARB locker. I have read...

Have a 2006 Rubicon LJ, both of the rear axles seals were leaking and making noise so I decided to take them off and press on a new Spicer kit (PLAT-SPICER-KIT90). Both bearings were seated well and moving freely after install. The first axle installed with no end play, but the second one has...

This might not be the best forum for this question being about JK parts, but I've got JK axles in my TJ. I'm wondering if there is an equivalent wheel bearing that fits in a JK knuckle but does not have a speed sensor. Just looking to save a few bucks where I can.

I noticed a light grinding sound coming from the driver side rear tire and after further diagnosis I determined it to be the axle bearing on my Dana 35. I now have all the replacement parts to perform this repair and upon disassembly I discovered that someone had used RTV silicone on the axle...