Bad Wheel Bearing
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Bad Wheel Bearing
Recently my car had started making a noise and vibration from the front passenger wheel. I replaced the pads and rotors because I was told the rotor was warped beyond the point where I could turn it but that didn't fix the problem. Only thing I can think now is that its a wheel bearing and one of my instructors at my school (I go to a school for classic automotive restoration) said it was classic wheel bearing failure and that it was probably caused by the warped rotor vibrating it. My question is whether or not you can replace the wheel bearing without doing the whole hub. I searched and couldn't find anything definitive about whether or not the whole thing needed to be replaced.
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Hello Russia! How did you find the wheel bearing for 120US$ OEM? I need one too. I am located in Stuttgart.
Today my Lexus dealer quoted me 430 Euro for the bearing only, which is 600 US$ for the material alone. Can you still find a good source? Thanks in advance, George
Today my Lexus dealer quoted me 430 Euro for the bearing only, which is 600 US$ for the material alone. Can you still find a good source? Thanks in advance, George
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Originally Posted by p.hase
Hello Russia! How did you find the wheel bearing for 120US$ OEM? I need one too. I am located in Stuttgart.
Today my Lexus dealer quoted me 430 Euro for the bearing only, which is 600 US$ for the material alone. Can you still find a good source? Thanks in advance, George
Today my Lexus dealer quoted me 430 Euro for the bearing only, which is 600 US$ for the material alone. Can you still find a good source? Thanks in advance, George
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if these bearings fail permanently, so why not go for the cheapest on the market?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-NEW-Front-...-/151007912337
or
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PAIR-BRAND-N...-/300665784290
labour is the cheapest part, so you could go cheapest and change every year like brake pads.
does anyone know the OEM make? kanaka? koyo?
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