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Timken LM300849 Bearing
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Timken)
Price: $15.39- Improves performance and increases durability
- Reduces friction between two parts
- Helps maintain proper oil clearance
Timken LM300849 Bearing
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Price: $15.39 |
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Product Description
Timken Bearings are designed to maintain proper oil clearance, allowing a thin film of oil to form between the moving parts of the vehicle. They are made of high quality material which has resistance to fatigue failure. These bearings reduce friction between two parts, while the engine is running and features good performance, stability and reliability.Subaru Symmetrical AWD vs. Honda, Toyota, and Volkswagen
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