806225320 Subaru BALL BEARING, Price: 22.90$, Weight: 0.277kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Subaru

    806225320

    BALL BEARING

    		 26

    0.277

    7-10

    22.90$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Subaru
    806225320 
    BALL BEARING
    		20
    0.319
     Dispatch 24h
    26.40$
     
    Subaru
    806225320 
    BALL BEARING
    		67
    0.319
    2-3
    22.00$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Subaru
    12033AB670 
    RING SET-PISTON
    		1
    0.106
    2-3
    92.09$
     
    Subaru
    12033AB100 
    RING SET-PISTON
    		0
    0.106
    -
    125.71$
    		 Not Available
    Subaru
    806225300 
    BALL BEARING
    		0
    0.368
    -
    22.00$
    		 Not Available
    Subaru
    806225070 
    RADIAL BALL BEARING
    		0
    0.368
    -
    16.80$
    		 Not Available

    Essential Component: The Ball Bearing

    The ball bearing, a pivotal component in the intricate world of automobiles, is essential for ensuring smooth rotational movements and reducing friction between different moving parts. This component is vital in maintaining the performance and longevity of various vehicle systems, particularly in the wheels, engine, and transmission.

    Why Is It Needed

    Ball bearings are necessary to facilitate seamless motion within the automobile, serving as the unsung heroes that enhance driving comfort and efficiency. They effectively support radial and axial loads, which helps to keep the vehicle's mechanisms functioning at their optimal level. Without these bearings, the metal components would grind against each other, leading to increased friction and eventually, wear and tear.

    How Does It Work

    Ball bearings consist of a set of spherical balls sandwiched between two metal rings, known as races. As these balls roll, they minimize resistance and allow parts to move freely and with minimal effort. By doing so, they support axial and radial loads, as well as allow for the efficient transfer of power within the vehicle, ensuring that components such as wheels and transmission systems perform smoothly.

    Consequences of a Broken Ball Bearing

    If a ball bearing malfunctions, it can result in noisy operations due to increased friction and vibration. This can lead to further damage to related automotive parts, potential vehicle misalignment, and an overall decline in performance. Ignoring a faulty bearing can eventually lead to catastrophic failures, such as wheel detachment or transmission damage, which pose serious safety risks.

    Compatibility with Car Models

    • Impreza
    • Legacy
    • Forester