HeyYou, I'm an hour from GR, why do you ask?

I'm having a guy that several people at the parts store recommended do it after hearing the estimates I got around town but I'll make sure he knows to torque it properly.

I just got to this side of the forum but I've been around a while with my Dakota, if that's what you mean haha.

I'm just sticking with the Moog. Already had them hold it for me and I'm getting it for $138. Only $38 more than the other ones I saw.

 

Curiosity. I am in southern michigan. Think I might do a 'get together' come spring, for all the DF folks that are within driving distance of me. That would be a blast.

 

That's (pretty much) Ohio border territory haha but not saying I wouldn't do it. Would love to meet some of these good people and I know people down that way that I haven't seen in years anyway.

 

Day trip from GR. (but, perhaps a long day.)

Get your wheel bearing addressed?

 

I found timken from partsgeek.com shipped to my door for $88. Made in USA

 

Don't know how I forgot to mention this...

Took it to the guy people recommended, got it up on his lift, take the wheel off and the power goes out...so he grabs a light he charged, does the job..quickest/easiest Dodge wheel bearing hes done and in the dark at that, he says. Then we spent a good hour or so trying to figure out how to get the truck down until he decided to try running the switches/motor for the lift off of his generator and well, it worked haha but definitely a PITA.

 

"I would love to come to work today, but, my truck seems to be stuck on the lift."

Wonder how many bosses have heard that one... prolly not many.

Glad ya got it fixed.

 

Funny thing is my boss drives a 90 Surburan with a nice lift and 39 1/2s so I think if I had to call in due to it being on the lift, he woulda got a laugh out of it and not cared hahaha