Ok guys i got my wheel bearings done here are the pics took me about 4 hours and here are the pics of the new and old bearings and i would hope everyone can tell which is which lol ....

 

I'll bet the new one is the one in the box.

 

Did you do DIY.. ?

 

lol...i had to replace mine the other week...it got so bad...they actually made my lugnuts loosen and almost wabble off kinda scary

 

WOW mine didn't look that bad at all. Than agin they where going at under 55k.

 

My first wheel bearing took me about an hour having my friend who knew how to do them help me though it. The part that took the longest was breaking all the bolts lose since they were impacted on really tight. Now a wheel bearing takes me about 20mins.

 

yea this was my first one lol and i knew what to do just never did it before lol so i took my time and got it right and no iwhitne i didnt there was all ready in the diy section it just didnt have any pics and i guess my truck didnt do to bad mine truck has 146xxx and by the looks of that bearing its the stock one so 13 years isnt bad lol

 

my first wheel bearing i had to do when i was in the mud hole... i got drug out by my buddies cummins to dry land cause the truck and the wheel just about falling off.. note to everyone here,,, when your wheel hub truely goes kaboom,, you loss brakes.... my pedal went straight to the floor...

how much that bearing cost ya.,.. the ones for my truck now cost my 280 a peice... your should have only been like 70 somethin... just make sure you torque that main hub nut to the right torque spec or your going to be getting some more practice soon

 

i got it torqued at 175 lol and it cost my 93

 

ok 93.. not bad, but you could get it better next itme.. dont know what you want to take it for, but if ya do one, might want to start shoping for another... it was always preched to me, when things come in pairs ( wheel hubs, tie rods, chevy axles) you do both cause if one goes, the other is gettin ready to...

but ok, 175 is right, good job....