Yukon AMC Model 35 & GM 8.2" Bolt-In Axle Bearing & Seal Kit
YUKAK SET9
The Yukon Bolt-In Axle Bearing and Seal Set is designed to restore proper axle shaft support and sealing performance in AMC Model 35 and GM 8.2" rear axle applications. Featuring a tapered roller bearing design, this kit improves load handling and durability compared to standard bearing styles, making it ideal for street-driven classics, restorations, and light off-road builds. Whether you're replacing worn bearings, repairing axle leaks, or rebuilding a rear axle assembly, this kit delivers reliable fitment and long service life.
Built using high-quality Timken components, this bolt-in bearing and seal set services one side of the axle and is engineered for dependable operation under demanding driving conditions. The tapered roller design helps improve axle stability and bearing longevity, especially in vehicles running larger tires or higher drivetrain loads.
Includes:
- (1) Bolt-In Axle Bearing
- (1) Axle Seal
Services one axle side
Specifications
- Fits AMC Model 35 and GM 8.2" rear axles
- Tapered roller bearing design
- Bolt-in style bearing configuration
- Timken bearing components
- High-quality bearing and seal construction
- Helps restore axle support and sealing performance
- Suitable for street, restoration, and light off-road use
Fitment
| Make | Model | Year Range | Axle Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buick | Skylark | 1969–1972 | GM 8.2" Rear Axle |
| Jeep | Cherokee | 1984–1989 | AMC Model 35 Rear Axle |
| Jeep | Comanche | 1986–1989 | AMC Model 35 Rear Axle |
| Jeep | Wrangler | 1987–1989 | AMC Model 35 Rear Axle |
| Oldsmobile | 442 | 1970–1971 | GM 8.2" Rear Axle |
| Oldsmobile | Cutlass | 1970–1972 | GM 8.2" Rear Axle |
| Pontiac | Grand Prix | 1970–1972 | GM 8.2" Rear Axle |
| Pontiac | GTO | 1970–1972 | GM 8.2" Rear Axle |
| Pontiac | LeMans | 1970–1972 | GM 8.2" Rear Axle |
Tech Insight
Tapered roller axle bearings are commonly used in performance and heavy-duty applications because they better distribute radial and side loads compared to standard ball-style bearings. This helps improve axle stability and bearing life under aggressive driving conditions.
When replacing axle bearings and seals, it’s important to inspect the axle shaft bearing surface for wear or grooves that can damage the new seal. Proper installation depth and preload are also critical to maximizing bearing life and preventing leaks.