Well I ended up getting my "6206-32rs" bearings pull em out and and they are the nsk bearings # b323cc5 I was searching for to begin with.

Im finding, that bearings are hard to find here aswell, and the wiki, wich shows an axle diameter of 30mm,is incorrect, at least for my usa market coupes, 71 and 73.
My axle diameter/bearing id shows 32mm. Outer diameter 62mm, and thickness of 16mm
Im hoping that I ordered a bearing that will work (6206-32rs) most the bearings that list as a replacement would be considered a 6206 wich has a inner diameter of 30mm, are the usdm coupe/sedan axles 2mm bigger than other markets?

I'll check the measurements when they arrive, tomorrow supposedly. The RW115R # crosses to the SKF except there's a G in front of the RW.

The 43215 - 18000 is an accurate Nissan # , it's just NLA.

I'll let you know tomorrow.

E

I will check the p/n on the couple of sets I have in the shed. They are Genuine Nissan. Do you want seals with that? Should have them aswell. Get back to you later today.

Howdy,
Last week I bought rear wheel bearing kits (bearing-seal-retainer) for my H165 diff from a local bearing supplyer in Adelaide. . . they had them in stock. . . $63au the pair
Nissan still do axles new, so i'm supprised they no longer do bearings.

Cheers,
Geoff

Looks like the Tech article was wrong:
* 30206 is rear diff side bearing (which interchanges with Justy, etc)

I'm correcting that now. RW115R is rear wheel bearing, as you mentioned.

But everything thing else was correct as far as I can tell, Evan can you check the bearings you got?

Rear Wheel bearing
O.D.: 62.000 (mm)
Bore: 30.000 (mm)
Width: 16.000 (mm)
* KOYO 83294C4
* NSK B32-3CC5
* NTN 6206BLUX/32C4

So order a 1994 justy rear wheel bearing. Tell them it is AWD.

Equivalent bearings are not different size, they are the same. When you speak to a bearing company, ask for NSK B32-3CC5. If they want to know what you'll use it for, quote the dimensions. When they show it to you take out tape measure and check it.

If you find the part numbers in the Tech wiki are incorrect, let us know or just add a comment to the article.

Yes, it is sometimes difficult to find parts for older cars. Challenging.

this would be good data for the Tech wiki if accurate - Subaru said the Justy in 94 only was AWD & 2WD in 86 to 88 I think.

Nobody used the Nissan # rather the Timken # or the SKF. One of the Datsun Roadster companies said that there were two different bearings available (one auto, one industrial)& that if ordered from a bearing company usually were the wrong ID (too big).

I did call a bearing company in Kent, WA. & never heard back from them.

1994 Subaru Justy, 2WD or 4WD. GL or DL. Rear axle.

Also bearing companies can order the KOYO, SKF or NTN equivalents. Don't ask them about Nissan application or Nissan part number, they generally will say they don't have it.

Rear Wheel bearing part numbers

Guys I replaced both sides with new bearings on my coupe around 3 months ago. They didn't have the bearings on teh shelf, but they had zero problems ordering them in. I can't remember off hand the brand name, but I can definitely find out (I tend to keep the boxes so I can write down the part #s but worse case, I'll go back to the place I bought them.

If anyone has major dramas finding them in the future, let me know, it can't hurt to check with the place I got them through, or to ask for the brand I got.