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Old 05-28-2015, 11:59 AM
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Wonder if you you are just looking at it wrong.... That is indeed a tapered roller bearing. The seal presses into the back side of the rotor.

580.00 for a pair of rotors? That's just stupid....... I think the parts man goofed..... My guess is, the rotors I linked in an earlier post are more than likely correct.
 
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Did he give you the Chrysler part #? You can look up aftermarket ones from that.
 
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I pride myself on an impeccable memory. When I removed the rotors to replace them with what Rock Auto told me was right; I saw a sealed race bearing pressed in the reverse side of the hub. Not a 2-piece like the Timken replacements I found online. Tomorrow I do not work so I will be removing the rotor to take pictures. If not for this forum, but to continue the search at my local parts stores. . .and no; the parts guy was slouching in his chair filling the room with an I give no **** attitude and would neither give me a print out of the exploded diagram he was looking at nor the Chrysler part number. He was a complete ****. . .
 



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