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Wheel bearing change

posted by  mapleleafer on  Fri Nov 24 09:44 CST 2006
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The bearing is available only with the hub. Pressing out the old bearing would make the casting unusable anyway. For non-ABS cars, you might find aftermarket hubs for sale, but yours likely has ABS so they're not right. Used is a good option considering the low failure rate. Double check that there isn't debris or metal filings behind the hub, or at the ABS sensor causing the noise you heard, before assuming it is the bearing itself.






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