🔝 Timken 516007 Bearing: Top-Notch Quality and Reliability for Optimal Performance Review

Good quality bearings when installed correctly. No problems after 3 months, they are much quieter than my AutoZone stocks.

We use it in a rally car, there are no problems with it. They are just as good as original parts. The rear bearings are not tapered like the Fords but work well.

My husband had a 2005 Ford Focus rear brake drum bearing that broke. He used this item as a replacement. He had to press this bearing into the drum after the defective one had been removed. After the brake drum was reinstalled, he tightened the spindle nut to 173 ft/lb to properly load the bearing. Undertightening will cause excessive play, overtightening will destroy the bearing, in either case the bearing will fail so you must refer to the manufacturer's specifications. Bottom line, this…

This rear wheel bearing in the case of the 2003 Ford Focus is pressed into the brake drum. I have now replaced two of these with a 20 ton factory press and have been successful both times. This is a quality camp. The packaging says Made in Hungary. Before pressing out the old bearing, remove the circlip. Make sure your ABS magnet ring is properly seated on the drum (if installed) after replacing the bearing. Note that the plastic sealed bearing end goes to the spindle and the metal sealed…