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Well it is possible to just change the bearing, but it is easiest to change the entire hub. The bearings are pressed in so once you get the hub off you'll need to get the old one out and press the new one in which isn't fun.
Everyone including myself would just recommend changing the entire hub. I just did myself 2 months ago for $60.
TY I let him know.I have a friend with a press that can do this for him.I had just never heard of wheel bearings being integrated with the hub assembly.
TY I let him know.I have a friend with a press that can do this for him.I had just never heard of wheel bearings being integrated with the hub assembly.
If a new hub assembly is 60 bucks, there's no way I would buy 2 bearings and mess around with pressing them in and out. Especially when you can replace the hub assembly in about half an hour.
If a new hub assembly is 60 bucks, there's no way I would buy 2 bearings and mess around with pressing them in and out. Especially when you can replace the hub assembly in about half an hour.
Providing you don't have to apply heat and use multiple BFG's for an hour trying to get the damn rusted piece of junk off.
But you would definately be best to replace the entire hub.