Front wheel bearing, anyone?
Front wheel bearing, anyone?
I have a bad front wheel bearing. I know this because of the hum at low speeds. I got new tires and it didn't help so I had my trusted mechanic take a look at he told me what I thought it was, the front wheel bearing.
He quoted me a price of just under $400 for parts and labor. Apparently they are supposed to be more expensive than the rear wheel bearing.
Anyways, has anyone done this repair themselves? Any advice on whether its worth doing or let the pros handle it?
Thanks.
He quoted me a price of just under $400 for parts and labor. Apparently they are supposed to be more expensive than the rear wheel bearing.
Anyways, has anyone done this repair themselves? Any advice on whether its worth doing or let the pros handle it?
Thanks.
You can do it..
You really need a press.. which any local shop will charge ~$30 to press out the old bearing and in the new...
Here is some info http://www.motorvate.ca/mvp.php/708
You really need a press.. which any local shop will charge ~$30 to press out the old bearing and in the new...
Here is some info http://www.motorvate.ca/mvp.php/708
I just had my front passenger side bearings replaced. The humming noise that bad bearings generate was ridiculously loud, it's quite a relief to have that go away. $400 is kinda steep, there should be a few shops that will do it for under $300.
here's a shot of what the busted bearings will look like when you take em out:
here's a shot of what the busted bearings will look like when you take em out:
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