Wheel Bearing broke....
So today i went and put on my new set of wheels and tires and to also get it alighned Just to hear my front driver side wheel bearing is broke... sucks so bad i cant take it out mudding. does anyone know what the price range is for 1 or a whole set of them? and if so do you know of a good website? btw i went from 30x9.50 on a 3 inch lift to 32x11.50 on the same 3 inch lift.
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Best bet is just buy at your local parts store...
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Originally Posted by Swamp Donkey
(Post 1190122)
Best bet is just buy at your local parts store...
Ima check up on it tomorrow.. hopefully it wont cost too much.. |
you're looking somewhere in the ball park of 100 bucks for 1 wheel bearing/hub assembly on the front.
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advance auto. 113.00 2 year warranty. Very easy install!
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Man.... this sucks lol
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$35-$93 and free shipping on orders over $50.
Both myself and a few friends have ordered from them several times. They ship pretty quick. |
hub assembly how does it come off i have the 3 bolts from behind and the hub nut off and still it wont budge
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oh my newbie coool
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Originally Posted by griker
(Post 1190616)
hub assembly how does it come off i have the 3 bolts from behind and the hub nut off and still it wont budge
Don't wail on it. It might be a good idea to take a Scotch-Brite pad and lightly clean the inside of the knuckle before you put the new one back in as well. |
I actually use an air hammer to get it to turn a little and then it comes right out usually. You can also use a bolt. leave one of those three bolts in by only a couple threads, put something solid like an extension between it and the spindle, and use the power steering to push it out.
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Just did both of mine this morning. $75 each for the one year ones at Advance. Very easy install. Should only take you an hour to do each side. Might need to use a BFH to get the hub off after you remove the 3 bolts and the axle nut. Clean up all mating surfaces and hardware, use antiseize on hub and bolts. TORQUE everything. 75ft lbs on hub bolts, 175ft lbs on axle nuts. No air on reassembly. While you're there clean up your caliper pins and put some high temp grease on them. Grease your ball joints, axle joints and steering joints while you're at it too.
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auto zone has a puller as well, : 3wheel bolts- slide hammer : my hub *** seperated and had to use a chisel to get it to to start move any way
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