Are the bearings and seal, all OEM?
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Hi. No they are not the OEM. The originals were not OEM either. Whirlpool was the manufacturer of your washer but they buy the bearings and seals from other companies. The bearings and seals I get are much better than the rubbish Whirlpool put in them in the first place. Thats why they fail. I have personally done well over 500 of these installs myself. Thats why all my seals are flush so they don't collect water. I hope this helps. Thanks, James.
991503
Yes. This has all seals like the original. Only problem I had was my old sprayer line snapped. Be very carefull removing your old lines.
1515754
Sealed bearings are just that....SEALED! They are greased when assembled and have "shields" on both sides to retain the grease throughout the useful life of the bearing. The shields consist of various materials relating to the intended use and longevity of the application. There are however some sealed bearing applications that do require r e g u l a r greasing. I have seen them mostly in farming equipment and they are identified by a small hole in the outer race. I have replaced thousands of bearings, and generally speaking, I will always upgrade to a premium sealed bearing if it is available, and if the cost and application warrant it. Sealed bearings are just that....SEALED! They are greased when assembled and have "shields" on both sides to retain the grease throughout the useful life of the bearing. The shields consist of various materials relating to the intended use and longevity of the application. There are however some sealed bearing applications that do require r e g u l a r greasing. I have seen them mostly in farming equipment and they are identified by a small hole in the outer race. I have replaced thousands of bearings, and generally speaking, I will always upgrade to a premium sealed bearing if it... » Read More Sealed bearings are just that....SEALED! They are greased when assembled and have "shields" on both sides to retain the grease throughout the useful life of the bearing. The shields consist of various materials relating to the intended use and longevity of the application. There are however some sealed bearing applications that do require r e g u l a r greasing. I have seen them mostly in farming equipment and they are identified by a small hole in the outer race. I have replaced thousands of bearings, and generally speaking, I will always upgrade to a premium sealed bearing if it is available, and if the cost and application warrant it. « Show Less
605338
The one i purchased did have the bearing it was pressed into the pulley already. mine worked great & was a quality oem part.
1403121
Yes. The rotor and cap are standard replacement types. They do not appear proprietary.
1961491
Mine came with "bones reds" bearings, they're pretty top notch & I've used them on other boards I've bought over the past decade
1165158
Not really poss to replace them. If bearings need replace we send new rope. Dual core steel bearings is what they are. Hope this helps.
723897
Not sure to be honest. I switched them out with Bone Swiss bearings as soon as I got it. However I wouldn't doubt that the stock bearings it comes with aren't terrible.
993065
They are sealed bearings no grease fitting, they usually last a year as long as you don't hit things. Reply bearings are cheap and easy to instal, I broke my hub so I had to by all new
1868133
Bearings are bearings as long as there name brand there's no difference really
545338
I'm not sure about the bearings but if I had to guess I would say Yes they are sealed. No squeaks ever, I've had the chair for 15 months. Let me tell you though, it's not that comfortable and it takes up a lot of room.
2267341
Hello Nancy, I have good news for you. I just checked and they are the rubber seals. Great question I never even thought about that before I purchased them. They are also well constructed, You should be satisfied with the quality. I hope this helped you out. Have a Great Day!
2164530
Yes it does. These are good bearings, too. Put mine on several years ago, still silent. 513121 is the part number though.
1257901
Yes but the seal can be removed to clean the bearing. Like all the other ones.
1122325
I think my kit came with the bearings. My mechanic didn't charge me for any extra parts. You should address with Exedy.
1198383
As far as I can tell they are. Instructions looked like OEM paperwork. Parts looked OEM.
511650
They are oem parts. But they are upgrades. Once you replace the motors you'll see they aren't exactly the same.