1986-91 Ford Front Axle Bearing B6j-1244-a. Timken 18790 Oem. on 2040-parts.com
Fort Benton, Montana, United States
  NOS. Front axle bearing. Timken 18790. OEM. This axle bearing will go to a 1986-91 super duty. Part number is B6J-1244-A. Same or next day shipping. Tracking number included. Worldwide shipping. Thank you. 
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