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    wheel bearing/hub Q

    alright guy's here the 1st dumb ass thing I have to ask. I have a bad rear wheel bearing. what I need to know is what brand is the best way to go. I was told to go with moog from rockauto. what do you guys think.



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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Timken

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Quote Originally Posted by hondalude86 View Post
    Timken
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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    thanks for the help guy. so were would be the best place to pick one up from.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Timken is good but pricey. Rockauto has a good selection including the Timken. There is also the 5% 3geez discount code (I think it's in the site news section).

    EDIT: No, I lied. here it is:

    https://www.3geez.com/forum/showthrea...light=rockauto

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    so I'm Gonna order the hub today. but I would like to know its it matters that I have SE-i rear disk or not.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Quote Originally Posted by obd0driver View Post
    so I'm Gonna order the hub today. but I would like to know its it matters that I have SE-i rear disk or not.

    Doesn't matter.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Are you buying the whole assembly or just the bearing? If you buy just a bearing you will need a machine shop to R&R the bearing on the hub. With hub assemblies you can do it all at home.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Something like this... Rock Auto only seems to have one choice for a preassembled hub.

    http://www.drivewire.com/search/?N=0...universal:0%29

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Quote Originally Posted by DBMaster View Post
    Are you buying the whole assembly or just the bearing? If you buy just a bearing you will need a machine shop to R&R the bearing on the hub. With hub assemblies you can do it all at home.

    As far as I know all the rear hubs are the non-rebuildable units. The inner bearing cups and balls are removable but the outer cups are machined into the housing.



    Quote Originally Posted by DBMaster View Post
    Something like this... Rock Auto only seems to have one choice for a preassembled hub.

    http://www.drivewire.com/search/?N=0...universal:0%29

    At Rockauto you have to look under "Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly", not "Wheel Bearing". Yeah it's dumb.


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    Quote Originally Posted by cygnus x-1 View Post
    At Rockauto you have to look under "Axle Bearing and Hub Assembly", not "Wheel Bearing". Yeah it's dumb.

    Yeah, I guess so. But, have you ever had problems finding a part on Majestic Honda's web site? If you want the coolant temp sensors at the water neck you have to look at "alternator bracket." Finding parts on that site can sometimes boggle the mind.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Thanks for the info. I'll had to hold off on getting the hub tell after next cuz I came across a opportunity to pick up a cleaner 3g and had to jump on it. but I will be taking the rear disk from this one so at point I will have to fix it. Which leds me to the next question. Would I be able to take the hub would/should from one car to the next???

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Quote Originally Posted by obd0driver View Post
    Thanks for the info. I'll had to hold off on getting the hub tell after next cuz I came across a opportunity to pick up a cleaner 3g and had to jump on it. but I will be taking the rear disk from this one so at point I will have to fix it. Which leds me to the next question. Would I be able to take the hub would/should from one car to the next???

    AFAIK all 3g rear hubs are the same.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Sweet I know its a temp fix but it will save money tell i partout or sale the 1st one.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Quote Originally Posted by obd0driver View Post
    Sweet I know its a temp fix but it will save money tell i partout or sale the 1st one.
    i just replaced all of mine, with autozone brand, lifetime warranty. there nice. unless you plan on dropping tons of money into the car, hub assembly is the least of the worrys on what is better than the other. they're 40$ a piece at autozone for the rears, and 50$ for the front.
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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    Quote Originally Posted by vtechkiller View Post
    i just replaced all of mine, with autozone brand, lifetime warranty. there nice. unless you plan on dropping tons of money into the car, hub assembly is the least of the worrys on what is better than the other. they're 40$ a piece at autozone for the rears, and 50$ for the front.
    It's not really about money with me. It's about keeping the car running like stock or better. if u seen my post I now own two members rides one of which will get notting but the best.

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    Re: wheel bearing/hub Q

    well the autozone ones are lifetime warranty and OEM replacement.
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