Cheapest place to get front wheel bearing assembly?
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Got mine from autozone for $130
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Thanks Guys!
I searched for a napa parts store near my work and there was one a few minutes away. I bought it for $124 plus $10 for a T40/T45/T50 bit set (didn't have single T50 bit). I did borrow a friends air compressor and impact so hopefully the torque bolts won't give me any problems tonight.
I'll let you guys know how it goes.
I searched for a napa parts store near my work and there was one a few minutes away. I bought it for $124 plus $10 for a T40/T45/T50 bit set (didn't have single T50 bit). I did borrow a friends air compressor and impact so hopefully the torque bolts won't give me any problems tonight.
I'll let you guys know how it goes.
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Originally Posted by 95naSTA
Thanks Guys!
I searched for a napa parts store near my work and there was one a few minutes away. I bought it for $124 plus $10 for a T40/T45/T50 bit set (didn't have single T50 bit). I did borrow a friends air compressor and impact so hopefully the torque bolts won't give me any problems tonight.
I'll let you guys know how it goes.
I searched for a napa parts store near my work and there was one a few minutes away. I bought it for $124 plus $10 for a T40/T45/T50 bit set (didn't have single T50 bit). I did borrow a friends air compressor and impact so hopefully the torque bolts won't give me any problems tonight.
I'll let you guys know how it goes.
To do the rear wheel cylinders on the 91 I had to get Torx socket set
I think the worst part will be the Axle nut and axle splines if they are rusted...
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I'm finished.
With air tools, the correct T55 & axle sockets, experience with replacing the whole knucle the other day, and bc knowledge I was able to get it done in a half hour.
With air tools, the correct T55 & axle sockets, experience with replacing the whole knucle the other day, and bc knowledge I was able to get it done in a half hour.
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Yeah, T55. Fortunately, when I did mine, I had one in my break kit.
Anyhew, they're not bad to do at all. I did the rear, and the longest part of the job was getting all of the old brake dust cleaned up before I put it back together... and I didn't even use air
Anyhew, they're not bad to do at all. I did the rear, and the longest part of the job was getting all of the old brake dust cleaned up before I put it back together... and I didn't even use air
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