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Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearings Part Number: 9439879
$35.47 MSRP: $105.01You Save: $69.54 (67%)
Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearings Part Number: 9417784
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Chevrolet Astro Side Bearings, Front Part Number: 26046759
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Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearings, Inner Part Number: 22510042
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Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearing
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The Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearing stands out as an essential element because it performs reliably while providing optimal performance for the differential system of the Chevrolet Astro. The Pinion Bearing acts as a support structure for the pinion gear to maintain efficient driveshaft power transmission to wheels that adds value to vehicle endurance. The Pinion Bearing accommodates every model of Chevrolet Astro from its initial production date in 1985 through 2005 thus improving both safety standards and performance capabilities of these multipurpose vans. The Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearing operates at its peak efficiency to reduce noise along with vibrations which results in improved driver comfort while driving. A malfunctioning Pinion Bearing generates recognizable sounds that indicate the necessity for maintenance work to stop the deterioration of components. Installing the Pinion Bearing demands precise work because thermal techniques are typically needed for an adequate fit which proves essential for drivetrain performance. The Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearing possesses numerous special features with construction manufactured for challenging passenger and cargo conditions which support a maximum towing weight of 5,500 lbs. People select the Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearing due to its long-term durability and operational effectiveness thus solidifying the automobile's position as a dependable multipurpose vehicle in the automotive sector. As a core component brand car Pinion Bearing contributes strongly to the performance and durability of the the automaker model which makes it dependable for drivers.
Chevrolet Astro Pinion Bearing Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the drive pinion bearings on Chevrolet Astro?A:The drive Pinion Bearing replacement process starts with vehicle elevation and Differential assembly and drive pinion removal from the axle. The split-plate bearing puller (J 22912-01) serves to remove the bearing from the pinion before you discard the shim. Extract both Pinion Bearing cups from the axle housing by using a hammer and brass drift to remove them in equal intervals. Install the outer Pinion Bearing cup with the outer bearing installer (J 7817) and universal driver handle (J 8092) while installing the inner Pinion Bearing cup with the rear Pinion Bearing cup installer (J 29609) together with the universal driver handle (J 8092). Secure the decided selective shim by positioning it next to the inner Pinion Bearing as it rests against the gear shoulder. The Pinion Bearing race installer tool (J 5590) should be used to install the inner Pinion Bearing until its cone seats properly on the shim while a new collapsible spacer should be placed afterward. After lubricating with proper axle lubricant apply the outer Pinion Bearing into its position inside the housing. The axle housing receives its new pinion oil seal through the pinion oil seal installer (J 33782) before insertion of the pinion shaft. Seal the pinion yoke splines with gm p/n 12346004 (Canadian P/N 10953480) or equivalent before installing the yoke to the alignment marks previously set during removal. Hardware professionals should use a soft-faced hammer to tap the pinion yoke onto the pinion shaft until a few threads become visible from the yoke before installing the washer and new pinion nut. Use the flange and pulley holding tool (J 8614-01) on the pinion yoke and steadily tighten the pinion nut while maintaining grip on the tool to achieve the required pinion end play with its just taken up position. An inch-pound torque wrench should be used for measuring pinion torque to confirm the desired reading between 1.0 - 2.3 nm (10 - 20 inch lbs.) for used bearings or between 1.7 - 3.4 nm (15 - 30 inch lbs.) for new bearings. Maintain small pinion nut tightening steps until the torque measurement reaches within the allotted specification. The specified torque value should be reached by tightening the pinion nut followed by multiple rotational movements of the pinion to allow bearing installation then additional torque measurement might require adjustments. After completing the process close the Differential assembly before adding proper lubricant and returning the vehicle to ground position.
