Overview
G2 Axle and Gear’s 30-9001 is a rear wheel bearing kit for the Ford 9 Inch axle type. The kit supplies the items used to replace front or rear wheel bearings.
The kit is for the Ford 9 Inch axle type and the rear axle location. Universal fit does not confirm a match to a specific axle, so check your axle size before choosing it.
Key features
- Rear axle location
- Ford 9 Inch axle type
- Kit from G2 Axle and Gear, part number 30-9001
- Marked universal fit by the brand, with no vehicle list
Choosing a bearing kit
A rear wheel bearing on a Ford 9 Inch axle carries the axle shaft load and is usually held in place by a retainer at the axle tube end. When the bearing wears, the wheel can develop play, and the axle shaft can shift under load. Pulling the axle to replace the bearing is a good moment to inspect the bearing bore, the retainer and the shaft end for wear or heat marks.
Kits differ in how complete they are, so compare the parts in the kit against what your axle needs before starting. Many rebuilds also replace the axle seal, the retainer hardware and the wheel studs when they show wear. Keep the bearing clean and packed with suitable grease, and keep the axle covered while it is open.
- Inspect the axle tube end for scoring
- Replace seals removed during disassembly
- Use a clean bench for bearing installation
Specifications
| Brand | G2 Axle and Gear |
|---|---|
| Part number | 30-9001 |
| UPC | 631410095449 |
| Axle location | Rear |
| Axle type | Ford 9 Inches |
| Kit name | Ford 9 Inch Set 20 Rear Wheel Bearing Kit |
| Fitment | Universal Fit, as marked by the brand |
Vehicle fitment
Vehicle years and models are not confirmed for this kit. The Ford 9 Inch axle type alone does not identify a vehicle, so confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.
Confirm axle size and model year against your existing bearing before ordering.
What’s included
The product is a rear wheel bearing kit, part number 30-9001.
Not included: Confirm the individual bearings, seals and hardware in your kit against your installation before starting work.
