1933 dodge sedan throw out bearing needed

[Sactownog]

I am not sure if I can have the bearing on this throw out part replaced or if I will need to find a whole new unit with part that slides on transmission. please advise. 

[ply33]

Bearing can be pressed on and off that sleeve. I am very confident that the part number on Dodge is the same as on Plymouth. See: https://www.ply33.com/Parts/group6#6-E

[Spinneyhill]

A very similar thing was done on Daphne's thrust bearing. Have a look at Taylormade's topic on Daphne.

[mobileparts]

Let me know if you want one NEW --

With or without the collar --

And I'll see if I have one NEW.

   Yours, Craig 516 - 485 - 1935....

[Manuel]

Does it have a number on it?

 

Manuel in Oz

 

[Sactownog]

So there are no numbers on the Bearing, there are on the part that holds the bearing. so it was basically usless to try and search for a new part or bearing. 

 

I rushed over to the local recommended transmission shop and gave it to the owner who will be pressing off the old bearing, measuring and then finding a new bearing. should be easy to find. figured I would let the pro's handle this part. 

[stakeside]

I found that the bearings had part numbers on the inner race. Very small print and covered under grease.

The bearing industry has great system with present date interchangeably.

Try: http://www.ensignbearing.com/contact/contact.htm

Edited August 9, 2019 by stakeside
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[knobless]

On 8/7/2019 at 12:57 PM, Sactownog said:

So there are no numbers on the Bearing, there are on the part that holds the bearing. so it was basically usless to try and search for a new part or bearing. 

 

I rushed over to the local recommended transmission shop and gave it to the owner who will be pressing off the old bearing, measuring and then finding a new bearing. should be easy to find. figured I would let the pro's handle this part. 

If not I may have one.....

 

[Spinneyhill]

p.42 in Daphne's story:

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/213186-the-ressurection-of-daphne-a-1932-dl/page/42/?tab=comments#comment-1502673

 

Anything like that?

[Manuel]

So is 1872 the correct no for 33's?

 

Manuel in Oz

[keiser31]

Try "Olcar Bearing".

[Sactownog]

BEARING FOUND: I am hopefully going to pick up the throw out bearing today after work and then I will have the part number to post for everyone to have for future. 

[Sactownog]

found the part number on the old bearing, MADE IN USA (SEE PICTURE) it came off in 3 pieces so the bearing was toast. 

 

also, the flywheel is kind of beat up, I will need to source a new one due to heat cracks. 

 

if anyone has a source for flywheel and clutch I would be appreciative for the help. 

[Alan Cutler]

Ask for Dave.... https://clutchesunlimited.com/

 

He may be able to resurface your flywheel and heat a new ring gear on and rebalance...he also has new pilot bearings, rebuilds pressure plates and reline clutches.

 

GLWT

Edited August 15, 2019 by Surf City '38 (see edit history)

[Sactownog]

local Transmission shop said they can do it all local, so I will update when 

[Spinneyhill]

Timken cross C2 to 3920, which is a dual row tapered roller of 4.4375" OD.

 

SKF cross WABCO C2 to BR3920.

 

Doesn't seem right.....

Edited August 16, 2019 by Spinneyhill (see edit history)

[Alan Cutler]

I seem to remember Graham, I ran into the same problem, BCA C2's (now owned by NTN) did not cross correctly, once I got the Timken in hand...there was a difference and I had to go back to BCA...the taper was off, I'm thinking.

 

They, BCA, had to pull the records from the 30's to match mine up, get the size from then and then I was able to match it to Timken in terms of OD and ID. I might have a photo in my thread.

Edited August 17, 2019 by Surf City '38 (see edit history)

[Spinneyhill]

OK, The Hollander. BCA C2 same as BCA 01505, CWY48, 4105AH. Crosses to ATB & The Hollander A776; AETNA RT10;  BJI  N909.

 

A776 = Federal 207CTC. On the Federal cross ref. web site, this crosses to National 1505. National is a Timken brand.

 

Timken 1505 is a single row clutch release bearing, i.e. thrust bearing; bore 1.4995", OD 2.7344", width 0.7005"