Mystery bearing found

[leadermoose]

I found this random bearing in my dad's shed. It was with some parts for a T5 transmission swap, so I'm pretty sure it's a pilot bearing.

The OD seems to be a bit under 35 mm, and the ID seems to be a bit under 15. It's also 10-11mm thick.

Would love some confirmation on if it is a pilot bearing, because if it is, I'll probably use it when I replace my clutch.

Here's some general size pictures:

 

[MasterBlaster]

I found this random bearing in my dad's shed. It was with some parts for a T5 transmission swap, so I'm pretty sure it's a pilot bearing.

There's usually some kind of tiny letters/numbers on the rubber seal surfaces.
That would help to identify the exact size, which may help somewhat.

re's some general size pictures:

Tried to load your "pic" link in another tab. All I see is:




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[dl242gt]

A pilot bearing for a 240 would have 6202 RS on the side plastic cover. Don't know the dimensions but that is a popular bearing. Besides the pilot bearing it's also inside the alternator.

 

[leadermoose]

There's usually some kind of tiny letters/numbers on the rubber seal surfaces.
That would help to identify the exact size, which may help somewhat.



Tried to load your "pic" link in another tab. All I see is:




Because all your post shows me is:

Yeah, I can never get the pictures to work for me. I usually take the photos from my google photos, cause it's the quickest way to transfer from one device to the next, but the photo size is always to big for TB and the link never loads the picture for some reason. I figured out the bearing size, it does say 6202 on the side. Don't think I'll end up using it though, cause I have no idea how many miles are on it.

 

[Jack]

It’s not that hard, use imigur

 

[dl242gt]

New 6202 RS is a cheap bearing on ebay, etc. Just make sure it's an RS version with the seals. There are open cage versions which don't last as long.

 

[ZVOLV]

That is just a standard muffler bearing.