951 Crank bearins

[kcr357]

Anyone know a cross reference number for an aftermarket bearing? Stockers are 50 A PIECE!

 

[custompartsguy]

if you do find some cheaper make sure they are good quality

 

[kcr357]

I was actually wondering about the quality if the stockers-no part numbers, made in...., or brand. I cant imagine Seadoo makes their own bearings, and getting them from the manufacturer(if I can figure out who it is), should be much cheaper. Gonna try a local bearing shop Thur.

 

[custompartsguy]

Look at one of the ones you have and look for a name and or number on it

 

[kcr357]

Nothing, no #, names, writing, etc....blank

 

[custompartsguy]

part number for bearing on my 951 motor shows number 6208 crossed it to many bearings like http://www.amazon.com/Koyo-Single-Groove-Radial-Bearing/dp/B000MNDGN8

but to make sure you buy exactly what you need measure mic your inside diam and outside diam and depth of it, you need a high quality bearing to make sure it will not fail....for me I would consider sticking with oem, unless you find the name of the oem bearing....like the one I link to is a koyo 6208-cs bearing cs is chrome steel.....so you really need to know exactly what you are buying, do not just go to autozone or what not and order a 10-$15 bearing. Quality bearings cost $$$$. You should be able to call a dealer and ask them for the part number and manufacture of the oem crank bearings.....do not tell them you plan on buying elsewhere.

 

[custompartsguy]

top right hand corner of the forum.....parts link and looked up my 951 motor and the large crank bearings #3 in the picture, shows the part and that number.