Narrative:

Pushback mechanic in xyz on may/xx/97, noticed nosewheels didn't look right. After removal and replacement of nosewheels discovered bearings were of wrong type. This aircraft was in service approximately 1 month with this condition. I work in the tire shop in ZZZ and may have had a part in this incident. I believe closer attention to part numbers would solve this problem. The bearings involved were B737- 200 main PN27690 and A320 nose PN42690H both having approximately same outside diameter.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN AIRBUS 320 WAS DISPATCHED WITH THE WRONG NOSEWHEEL BEARINGS INSTALLED.

Narrative: PUSHBACK MECH IN XYZ ON MAY/XX/97, NOTICED NOSEWHEELS DIDN'T LOOK RIGHT. AFTER REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF NOSEWHEELS DISCOVERED BEARINGS WERE OF WRONG TYPE. THIS ACFT WAS IN SVC APPROX 1 MONTH WITH THIS CONDITION. I WORK IN THE TIRE SHOP IN ZZZ AND MAY HAVE HAD A PART IN THIS INCIDENT. I BELIEVE CLOSER ATTN TO PART NUMBERS WOULD SOLVE THIS PROB. THE BEARINGS INVOLVED WERE B737- 200 MAIN PN27690 AND A320 NOSE PN42690H BOTH HAVING APPROX SAME OUTSIDE DIAMETER.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.