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G2 90-93 Dodge Dana 60 Front Wheel Bearing Kit – 30-8020

G2 Axle and Gear

  • Front wheel bearing kit for the Dana 60, one side
  • Timken inner and outer bearings and races plus seal
  • Fits 1990–1993 Dodge W350 with a Dana 60 front axle

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Description

Overview

The G2 Axle and Gear 30-8020 is a front wheel bearing kit for the Dana 60 front axle on the 1990–1993 Dodge W350, with all parts for one side.

The kit pairs a Timken inner bearing and race with a Timken outer bearing and race and a wheel bearing seal. G2 Axle and Gear describes its kits as the items needed to replace front or rear wheel bearings.

The kit is for the Dana 60 front axle on the 1990–1993 Dodge W350, and the title reads 90-93 Dodge front Dana 60.

Owners with a Dana 60 from another truck should check the bearings before ordering. Confirm fit using the kit number and your vehicle’s year, model and trim, especially when the axle came from a different truck.

Key features

  • All parts for one side
  • Timken inner wheel bearing and race
  • Timken outer wheel bearing and race
  • Wheel bearing seal
  • For the Dana 60 front axle
  • Front position

Heavy axle hub care

The Dana 60 carries heavy loads, and its hubs and steering knuckles see more stress than lighter front axles. Bearing wear often starts with grease that has been contaminated by water or dirt through a worn seal. Clean the spindle and knuckle bore when the hub is apart, and check for any looseness in the knuckle bushings.

Larger tires and gearing put additional load on every wheel end, so bearing life can shorten if the truck is driven hard. Pack with grease that suits the bearing type, and replace the hub seal with the bearing. Inspect the bearing condition more often after any change in tire size.

  • Check the hub and spindle for wear
  • Repack with grease suited to the bearing
  • Replace the seal along with the bearing

Specifications

Brand G2 Axle and Gear
Part number 30-8020
UPC 631410095371
Part type Front wheel bearing kit
Bearing brand Timken
Axle Dana 60 front
Position Front
Kit coverage All parts for one side

Vehicle fitment

The kit fits this vehicle:

  • 1990–1993 Dodge W350 (Base)

Only the 1990–1993 Dodge W350 is listed. The W250, other model years and Ford trucks with a Dana 60 are not covered. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Each kit serves one wheel end, so plan on two kits for the full axle and pack the bearings with fresh grease.

What’s included

A Timken inner bearing and race, a Timken outer bearing and race and a wheel bearing seal, for one side.

Not included: bearing grease and the matching kit for the opposite wheel end.

SKU: G/230-8020 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 6.00 lbs
Package dimensions 12.90 × 12.80 × 3.10 in
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Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Dodge W3501990–1993Base

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Questions & Answers

What does the G2 30-8020 kit include?

A Timken inner wheel bearing and race, a Timken outer wheel bearing and race and a wheel bearing seal, enough to rebuild one side.

Which Dodge truck does the 30-8020 fit?

The kit fits the 1990–1993 Dodge W350, and the title is written as a 90-93 Dodge front Dana 60 kit.

Is the 30-8020 meant for the front axle?

Yes. It is for the front position on the Dana 60, so it is not a rear axle part. Compare the year and trim with your truck before ordering.

Does a Dana 60 need heavier-duty hub parts when it is upgraded?

It can, since larger tires and gearing load the hub more. Check the bearings more often and inspect the spindle and steering knuckle for play after any change to the truck's wheel or gear setup.

How do I tell whether the Dana 60 wheel bearings are worn?

Rock the tire at the top and bottom to feel for play, and listen for a growl that rises with speed. Dark or thin grease and a worn seal point to bearing service.