This part is a bearing, front wheel outer, for Chevrolet, Chevrolet Trucks, Buick, Oldsmobile Trucks, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and GMC Trucks cars. It fits for 72 General Motors vehicles which were sold in the U.S. from 1982 to 2003. It's a genuine General Motors part with an OEM part number 14066918, and a corresponding ACDelco part number S602.
This bearing has dimensions 1.00 in × 2.30 in × 2.30 in, it has a weight of 4.32 ounces, usually, it comes in a set of 1 item in retail packaging. Bulk packaging options for wholesale buyers are also available and include as follows: a cardboard box of 160 units (UPC-A: 40036666282410), and a pallet of 24 cardboard boxes with a total of 3840 units (UPC-A: 70036666282411).
This bearing 100% fits for General Motors cars. It's made of top quality materials, it has passed not only all manufacturer's tests but also General Motors quality control and has to endure rough road conditions over a long time.
GM 14066918 Bearing Aftermarket Replacements
TIMKEN SET34 Bearing
Manufacturer: TIMKEN
Replacement Part Number: SET34
Weight [kg]: 0,11
Width [mm]: 15,49
Inner diameter [mm]: 21,43
Outer diameter [mm]: 45,24
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Technical Details
Brand
ACDelco
OEM number
14066918
ACDelco part number
S602
Part group number
06.313
Part dimensions H×L×W
1.00 in × 2.30 in × 2.30 in
Part weight
4.32 ounces
First year of use
1982
Last year of use
2003
Warehouse code
SP
Usage code
123508
Additional Information
Warranty
Standard 12 months GM warranty on replacement parts.
Return policy
Part is returnable even if the packaging has been opened.
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