YOUR RESEARCHSerpentine belt Rollers - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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Gentleman, Someone provided me a bearing part number for my car and the bearings that arrived were wrong. I mention it not out of anger but to help you guys avoid making the same mistake. For a 2.5 motor, you can get the bearings at NAPA SKF Bearings, highest quality they stock 6203-2RSJ $10.50 a piece. If the outside of your roller is in great shape, why pay Suncoast prices which were around 80 beans for the entire roller?
Thanks for the info. Sorry you had to go thru that. Folks here are pretty helpful and honest. I'm pretty sure, they just didn't have their head on during the time of assisting you.
Honest error no doubt and hey I guess there could be variants I'm unaware of. Best thing to do is bring the loose roller with you.. PS For those with headers or those who want to protect their PS line near the engine, I ordered myself one of these: http://www.jegs.com/i/Thermo+Tec/893/17100/10002/-1
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