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167416 Journal Bearing for John Deere Turbocharger Replacement
Subtotal: US$ 1.20
Send an InquiryThis aftermarket journal bearing, part number 167416, serves as a replacement component for John Deere turbocharger applications. Designed for rebuild and repair tasks, this lightweight bearing supports technical fitment verification to ensure proper alignment with your specific engine model and turbocharger assembly before installation.
Key Specifications
This section outlines the core factual details for the 167416 journal bearing. Buyers should review these specifications to confirm alignment with their rebuild requirements.
- Part Number: 167416
- Product Type: Journal bearing
- Turbo Model: Other
- Gross Weight: 0.03 kg
- Packing: N/A
- Image Available: Yes
These parameters help identify the correct component for your inventory. Verify the part number against your existing unit to ensure accurate replacement sourcing.
Application & Compatibility
This journal bearing is listed for John Deere turbocharger applications, specifically identified by part number 167416. The category path indicates association with John Deere equipment, serving as a reference for replacement sourcing. Buyers should treat these application clues as indicators rather than confirmed fitment confirms. Always verify the engine model, vehicle type, and existing turbocharger configuration against your service manual. Cross-check the physical dimensions of the old bearing to ensure proper alignment. Confirming these details before ordering helps prevent installation errors and ensures the component matches your specific rebuild requirements.
Technical Notes
Journal bearings are critical for maintaining shaft alignment and reducing friction within the turbocharger assembly. This component supports the rotating assembly, ensuring stable operation during high-speed performance. Proper installation requires matching the bearing dimensions to the specific turbocharger housing and shaft specifications. Inspect the old unit for wear patterns or damage to determine if additional components, such as seals or the CHRA, require replacement. Using the correct bearing type helps prevent premature failure and maintains turbocharger efficiency. Verify all technical details against your service manual before proceeding with the rebuild.
B2B Supply
LeadTurbo supports B2B buyers with volume pricing for bulk orders of the 167416 journal bearing. Worldwide shipping is available for this lightweight component, ensuring efficient delivery to repair shops and distributors. Our team provides technical fitment support to help verify part numbers and engine applications before purchase. Contact us for current stock levels and wholesale inquiries regarding this John Deere turbocharger replacement part.
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