Edge

I am trying replace just the PS bearing in the pulley and would like to know the size and/or part number and if it needs to pressed in/out. Same info on the AC idler would help if you have it too. The dealership wants $70 and the bearing is $10, so there is some money to be saved. I did this on a '82 Celica and saved the about the same $$$.

arsonist63086

usaly they sell the hole bering and pull together. ive never seen them sold seperatly, but most likey they are pressed. as for part number dont now sorry..

Edge

Yes, they usually sell them at the dealership as an assembly. If someone knows the bearing number then I can go bearing outlet house, get the bearing and have have the shop press it in/out. I thought I read somewhere that the AC pulley was held in by a c-clip - can't confirm though.

arsonist63086

well in that case why dont you just take the 2 pullys to the bearing outlet and have them try to find a mach...

Edge

Hoping to save time if someone has the bearing numbers.

Big_E-Dog

iTrader: (14)

doubt it, i just had to change mine i just got the whole pulley, it was 112 fron our autoparts store, but i got mine from the junkyard for 25 LOL!

auto parts mike

if you can remove the bearing there is a 4 digit # in it like 6203 witch would be a 203ss ss tands for steel sided hope that helps

Edge

Yes, I look at a similar bearing, but it is only shielded and not sealed on each side. Thanks for the info though. What I ended up doing is getting an aftermarket Gates #36115 pulley assembly with the bearing and works good so far. All the pulley dimensions are the same OD, ID and width, the only slight difference was .030 inch offset at the bearing mounting. With this dimension it actually centers the belt better than the OEM pulley.