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If you are only changing the bearings just go down to your local NAPA with the old bearings and get some new ones. 1999 had high pinion, no crush sleeve. You can buy a shim kit from Amazon if you need it. Cross the part numbers from Randy's (ring pinion.com) and Amazon should have them. You could always buy a pinion nut from Amazon. Your local driveline shop should have it. And NAPA, AutoZone, or Amazon will have the pinion seal. For what its worth, Amazon carries the Yukon & USA Standard stuff which is top notch. Yukon is usually Timken bearings & USA Standard is usually Koyo. I would use the USA Standard because Koyo bearings are excellent, no need to pay more for Timken. I would not buy Crown kits for my axle no matter what. I have torn apart a bunch of Jeep axles and this is how I do it. Koyo/SKF bearings are top notch and what NAPA sells... never had any problems doing it this way. If you are doing all your bearings (carrier & pinion) then look to USA Standard or Motive for complete overhaul kits. USA Standard has Koyo (Japan) bearings. Motive is more likely to have Timken.