f-250 king pin bearings

[68f-250]

where can i get new king pin bearings for a closed knuckle dana 44 axle i'm stumped

[NM5K]

I would think most any auto parts...Is there some
difference in the kingpins on a 4wd vs 2wd?
I had thought they were the same...MK

[flyboy2610]

I thought that 4WD's used ball joints up front instead of kingpins?
How else could the front axle pass through the steering knuckle.

[460 crew]

Their decent size roller bearings on the top and one on the bottom of the steering knuckle. And I'd try Carquest or napa. Or contact a drivetrain shop that does axles and drivelines they usually have a few good hookups for hard to find parts. I actualy use these guys all the time. http://www.boyceequipment.com/ and these guys are in my town. http://www.drivetrain.com/

[bm52]

I'll be needing those ball joints for my 4x4 soon, I was planning on trying NAPA, they have been able to help with the other items I've needed so far.

[68f-250]

they are tapered roller bearings like a wheel bearings as far as i can tell.

Open knuckles use ball joints closed knuckles use a king pin on the top and bottom with roller bearings.

None of the part stores around here have anyone who can even open a hood it as far as i can tell.

[460 crew]

Seriously give them a call. http://www.boyceequipment.com/ they'll hook u up.

[flyboy2610]

I saw them in the National Parts Depot catalog last night.
http://www.nationalpartsdepot.com/