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A wheel bearing is a critical component in a vehicle's wheel assembly that enables smooth rotation of the wheels while supporting the vehicle's weight and allowing minimal friction during wheel movement.
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Details
Height [mm] 10 |
Outer diameter [mm] 107 |
Number of Holes 4 |
Weight [g] 0,611 |
Kits List
OEM Numbers
Interchange Numbers
Vehicle Fitment
Make | Model | Type | Engine Code | Capacity | Fuel Type | Year | Power |
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PEUGEOT | 106 I (1A, 1C) | 1.0 | TU9,CDY (TU9M) | 954 CCM / 1.0 L | Petrol | 1991-09-01 1996-04-01 |
33 KW / 45 PS |
PEUGEOT | 106 II (1A_, 1C_) | 1.0 i | CDY (TU9M) | 954 CCM / 1.0 L | Petrol | 1996-05-01 1999-10-01 |
33 KW / 45 PS |
PEUGEOT | 106 I (1A, 1C) | 1.0 | CDZ (TU9M) | 954 CCM / 1.0 L | Petrol | 1991-09-01 1996-04-01 |
37 KW / 50 PS |
PEUGEOT | 106 II (1A_, 1C_) | 1.0 i | CDZ (TU9M) | 954 CCM / 1.0 L | Petrol | 1996-04-01 2001-03-01 |
37 KW / 50 PS |
CITROËN | AX (ZA-_) | 1.4 GTi | KFZ (TU3FJ2/Z) | 1360 CCM / 1.4 L | Petrol | 1991-06-01 1992-12-01 |
74 KW / 100 PS |
PEUGEOT | 205 II (20A/C) | 1.4 | KDZ (TU3M),KDX (TU3MC),KDY (TU3M),TU32 | 1360 CCM / 1.4 L | Petrol | 1988-07-01 1998-09-01 |
55 KW / 75 PS |
Overview
Car models | PEUGEOT 106 I (1A, 1C); PEUGEOT 106 II (1A_, 1C_); CITROËN AX (ZA-_); PEUGEOT 205 II (20A/C) |
Engines | TU9,CDY (TU9M); CDY (TU9M); CDZ (TU9M); KFZ (TU3FJ2/Z); KDZ (TU3M),KDX (TU3MC),KDY (TU3M),TU32 |
Engine power (horsepower) | 45-100 HP |
Power (kilowatts) | 33-74 KW |
Year of manufacture | 1988-2001 |
FAQs
A wheel bearing is a set of steel balls or rollers held together by a metal ring, known as a race. It allows the wheel to rotate smoothly with minimal friction and supports the vehicle's weight. Wheel bearings are essential for safe and efficient vehicle operation.
Common signs of a failing wheel bearing include: Unusual noises like humming, growling, or squealing that increase with speed. Vibration in the steering wheel. Uneven tire wear. ABS warning light illumination. Wheel wobble or looseness
Wheel bearings can fail due to several factors, including: Contamination from dirt, water, or road salt. Lack of lubrication. Impact from potholes or curbs. Improper installation. Misalignment issues.