If the bearing is subject to high loads, the operation is continuous and the rotational speed high, then oil lubricant is the ideal solution to ensure the proper functioning of your rolling system. On the other hand, if the loads are low and the speed limited then grease will be more than sufficient.

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I hope that you are not interpreting “sealed transmissions” as a good thing. This will inevitably lead to less maintenance and–several years down the road–more transmission failures.

Like cylindrical roller bearings, needle bearings can come with or without a cage. If they have a cage then they can withstand a very high speed, while a needle bearing without a cage can support a very significant radial or axial load. Also note that these bearings are small in size, and as such have a small footprint. They are regularly used in gearboxes, for example.

This software can calculate the right belt section, size, belt tension and more based on details about the application.

Tapered roller bearings can support radial, axial and combined loads (both at the same time). The loads can be very heavy, due to their high rigidity. If you are unsure between a ball bearing and a tapered roller bearing, be aware that a tapered roller bearing of equivalent dimensions can support heavier loads.

Cylindrical roller bearings are able to support significant radial loads, or even very significant ones. There are several types of cylindrical roller bearings. They vary according to the number of rows of rollers (one, two or four) and whether or not there is a cage. A cage allows the bearing to support significant radial loads and a high speed. The absence of a cage allows the bearing to have more rows of rollers and therefore to support even heavier radial loads. The only disadvantage is that cylindrical roller bearings without cages do not tolerate as high speeds as the ones with cages.

Another factor to consider: depending on the use, you will need a rotating shaft (for example wheel drive bearings for cars) or a rotating hub (like for washing machine bearings).

To name a few, I was looking for a new pickup truck Toyota tacoma or tundra. I didn’t buy one. Why? both models use timing belts!

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You have 2 choices: grease or oil. Generally speaking, grease lubrication is definitely the simplest and most efficient choice because it provides all the functions mentioned above and also allows for operation with low maintenance. However, if your bearing is integrated in an oil-lubricated machine, we recommend that you use the same lubricant system. In any case, the choice of lubricant will depend on three factors: the load, the type of operation (continuous or intermittent), and the speed of rotation.

Each type of bearing is specifically designed to support an axial or radial load. Some bearings can support both loads: in this case we refer to a combined load. If you have to support a combined load, for example, we recommend that you choose a tapered roller bearing. If you need a bearing capable of withstanding a high radial load, then we recommend a cylindrical roller bearing. On the other hand, if your bearing needs to support lighter loads a ball bearing might be sufficient as they are often less expensive.

Your bearing must therefore withstand this impact on the one hand and not be an inconvenience on the other. Another essential element to consider is the bearing life. Several factors, such as speed or repeated use, can impact the bearing life.

Choice of lubricant is an essential factor in ensuring the proper functioning and long service life of bearings. Lubricant does the following:

So, timing belts need TO BE replaced as a part of regular maintenance, and timing chains may need TO BE replaced on an as-needed basis, albeit much less often that timing belts need TO BE replaced.

201287 — A bearing that bad should roar a bit when you jack up the wheel and spin it. 03 Camry - 09 XB - 07 GMC Sierra - 14 Accord Sport.

There are several types of bearings, the four main types are: ball bearings, cylindrical roller bearings, tapered roller bearings and needle bearings.

However, it is not true that, “timing chains never need replaced (sic)”. While timing chains are very durable components, it is sometimes necessary to change a timing chain after…maybe 150k–200k miles or so. Many will go for the entire life of the engine, but if someone is in the habit of doing a lot of full-throttle acceleration runs, he will wind up stretching the chain. If someone uses extended oil change intervals, it is possible for sludge build-up to compromise the chain’s lubrication, thus leading to an early demise.

There are many vehicles out there that use chains; too many to sit here and list. Chains usually last the life of the engine and car.

When choosing a bearing, you must consider several important factors. The first factor to consider is the load that the bearing can support. There are two types of loads: – axial load: parallel to the axis of rotation – radial load: perpendicular to the axis

While ball bearings are the most common mechanisms, each device has its advantages and disadvantages. That is why we recommend that you compare each of these bearings to determine which is the ideal system for your requirements.

This type of device is found in all applications such as, for example, the automotive industry, the aerospace sector, construction equipment, machine tools, etc.

Like plain bearings, rolling-element bearings reduce friction in a rotating guide between two parts. Depending on the direction of the force, axial or radial, there are different types of bearings. Bearings are composed of rolling elements, usually balls, cylindrical or tapered rollers or needles.

2006918 — I just had my front drivers side wheel bearing and axle hub replaced as it was making a loud clicking while under load and when slowing down in gear.

some dont have both chain and belt. Use gear driven!! For instance Dodge Ram truck with Cummins engine use gear driven no belt or chain. Also I believe older Jeep Wrangler with 4cyl engine use gear driven.

Cylindrical roller bearings are also very robust and have a long bearing life. Additionally, some bearings can also support an axial load, provided that they do not have a shoulder on the inner and outer rings. If this is the case, you will not be able to use your bearing to support an axial load.

But if you ARE worried, I’d look at buying a vehicle that doesn’t have an interference engine, regardless of whether the valvetrain is driven by a belt or chain.

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You will therefore need to pay attention to the bearing construction: insert and spherical bearings make it easy to support these misalignments. We suggest that you lean towards bearings with automatic alignment which automatically correct alignment defects caused by shaft bending or installation errors. Similarly, operating conditions are very important when choosing the ideal bearing. It is thus necessary to analyze the environment you will be using the bearing in. Your bearing may be subject to a number of contaminations. Some uses can lead to noise disturbance, impact and/or vibration.

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I had a 1990 Toyota Pick-up with the 22R. I changed the timing chain at 250K miles, but only because I was doing a head gasket replacement. The chain still hadn’t reached it’s stretch limit, but was fairly close.

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We therefore recommend this type of bearing for uses such as machine spindles, vehicle transmissions (from car to boat, helicopter), or the steering of car or truck wheels.

Then you will need to pay attention to how the bearings are assembled. If two bearings are too close together, you should use the O-assembly method so that the bearings do not interfere with each other. If this is not the case then the X-assembly method is perfectly suitable.

Finally, each bearing has specific dimensions. These dimensions, expressed in mm, are subject to international standards. We therefore advise you to pay attention to the bore of the bearing, i.e. the inner diameter (always represented by the letter d), the outer diameter (represented by the letter D) and the width (represented by the letter B).

My 1979 Toyota Celica (20R Engine) has dual timing chains. I have 200k miles on the engine, and have had no problems with the chains (this is true for most of the 20r engines). I’m told that Toyota moved to a single timing chain on the 22R engine, and those chains do not last as long.

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As consumers become more aware of the expense and limitations of timing belts, manufacturers are switching back to chains. Honda is a prime example.

Lubrication is critical to a long chain life …and not at all with a timing belt. Each has their technical advantages and shortcomings.

Choosing a sealing system is essential in order to ensure the correct and long-lasting operation of a bearing; it is therefore important to ensure that the bearing is always well-protected from any impurities and external agents, such as dust, water, corrosive fluids or even used lubricants. This choice depends on the type of lubricant, the ambient conditions (and therefore the type of contamination), the fluid pressure and the rotation speed. To give you a good place to start, the fluid pressure is a determining factor in the choice of sealing system. If the pressure is high (in the range of 2-3 bars for example) a mechanical seal is ideal. Otherwise, the choice will be directly linked to the type of lubricant, grease or oil. For example, for grease lubrication the most commonly used solutions are: deflectors or washers, narrow passages that are machined or with grooves; in the case of oil lubrication the sealing system is often accompanied by the presence of a groove for oil recovery.

Conditions of use can also influence your choice, especially when it comes to assembling the bearing. The rigidity and precision that your use requires must also be taken into account. In some cases, you can provide for the application of a preload in the assembly of your bearing to increase its rigidity. Additionally, the preload will have a positive impact on the bearing life and noise level of your system.

Your vehicle has many components that rub together and create an incredible amount of friction. As you know, when there's friction, there's heat.

Each type of bearing can be deep-groove, spherical or insert. Deep-groove bearings are the most common. Insert bearings are deep-groove bearings which, like spherical bearings, effectively support misalignment.

I wouldn’t worry about belts vs. chains. If you do the recommended maintenance, there’s nothing to worry about. I have over a quarter-million miles on my engine which uses a timing belt. The belt has been changed twice in my ownership of the vehicle.

I’ll condense the difference between the two. Timing belts, when they fail, tend to result in very expensive catastrophic failure. Most, not all, of the engines are interference engines and bend the valves when they fail.

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Most of the new Hyundai (and Kia) engine designs are chains. And they are starting to use sealed auto tranmissions, too. Less maintenance all-around

Timing belts are generally quieter than chains, but they don’t last quite as long and they usually fail suddenly and without warring, where chains give you more time and usually let you know when they are close to failing.

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Can a belt make all the bends required for DOHC and then throw on variable valve lift and duration? Have you seen what GM is doing with its “V” engines that have the cam in the normal place in regards to variable valve timing? the device looks like an AC clutch.

Be careful, in order to choose the preload (radial or axial) you must know the rigidity of all parts through software or experimentation. In your selection criteria, you must also consider the ideal material for your bearing. Bearings can be made out of metal, plastic or ceramic. The bearing material depends on its intended use. We recommend that you choose the most compression-resistant bearing. Keep in mind however that the material used affects the price of the bearing.

The 20R motors were produced from 1975 to 1980, and the 22R motors from 1981 through 1995. My 94 p/u has a 22RE. I can’t comment much on any issues with the 20R, but I have owned several 22R and 22RE engines. When the chains on these engines stretched out, they would wear two grooves into the timing chain cover and directly into one of the coolant passages behind the waterpump. If left alone, of course disaster occurs. In my experience and talking with several 22R owners, this occurs around 150 kmi… some were sooner or later, and for some it never happened.

Timing belt is ok if you can do the job of changing it and associated hardware such as the tensioner and water pump if applicable.

Ball bearings are often optimized for radial contact: this means that they will be very useful if the force you want to bring into contact with the bearing is perpendicular to its axis of rotation. However, double row ball bearings are optimized for angular contact. Additionally, if you want to use a ball bearing for an axial load, it should be noted that this device only supports moderate axial loads. However, this flaw can be avoided by using a double-row ball bearing construction. As well as being low-cost, ball bearings are also the most compact, making them the most widely used type of bearing.

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The chains that do fail generally fail due to the poor maintenance habits of the car owners. Poor maintenance habits means extended or irregular oil changes, chronically running the oil level down low, etc. Chains do not like dirty engine oil.

A bearing is a mechanical component whose function is to guide a rotating assembly. The bearing therefore allows the rotation of one element relative to another. Bearings are therefore high-precision parts that allow equipment to move at different speed levels by efficiently transporting notable loads. They must offer high precision and durability, as well as the possibility of working at high speeds with minimal noise and vibration.

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Even engine design has a lot to do with timing chain life. Pontiac’s 4-cylinder engine, as used on the early Tempest models, typically needed to have its timing chain replaced every 40k or so. Luckily, just like other timing chains, the rattling noise as it reverberated against the inside of the chain cover was the tip-off that the chain needed to be replaced again.

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Can anyone name some cars that have engine timing chains? I understand that timing chains never need replaced but timing belts need replaced as part of regular upkeep but the job is very expensive.

They differ from spherical bearings in that they have a smaller swivel angle. The larger the swivel angle, the more the bearing will withstand misalignment.

Another issue was that the timing chain guides were made out of hard nylon. Occasionally the driver-side guide breaks causing a jump in time or in extreme cases bent valves…ask me how I know! Kits are available now with new timing chain covers and steel-backed driver-side guides.

Rotation speed is another element that should be considered. Some bearings can withstand high speeds. The presence of a cage for cylindrical roller bearings and needle bearings allows for greater speeds than bearings without a cage. However, the choice of a higher speed is sometimes made at the expense of the load. You should also consider the possible presence of misalignment; some bearings are not suitable for this situation, such as double row ball bearings.

Timing chains, OTOH, will stretch as they wear. This will typically show some symptom before jumping time. You can also measure the stretch if you can see both the crank pulley and the cam. It’s read/measured in degrees of rotation at the crank.

Subaru’s six-cylinder engines use timing chains, rather than timing belts. That is one reason why I opt for their sixes, the other reason being the absence of head gasket issues on the sixes.