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I was coming back from washing parts at my buddies shop and I got a hint of a wheel bearing noise. I'll give you one guess who's bearings I replace them with not too long ago
I was coming back from washing parts at my buddies shop and I got a hint of a wheel bearing noise. I'll give you one guess who's bearings I replace them with not too long ago
So you replaced one on your F250 and now its makeing noise? I give up what brand did you use?
I was coming back from washing parts at my buddies shop and I got a hint of a wheel bearing noise. I'll give you one guess who's bearings I replace them with not too long ago
Ding,ding ding............we have a winner.........I hate doing rework! And it was on my Excursion,I just did the whole front end less than 2000 miles ago
Did you start your research? Amazon has the Ford OEM $435 for 1. You find it elsewhere?
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I've been keeping an out out for almost a year since i was expecting this when i did my front end work almost a year ago. So far that's about the best price I've seen....I consider that a good bit although in the grand scheme of things it isn't I suppose.
Ding,ding ding............we have a winner.........I hate doing rework! And it was on my Excursion,I just did the whole front end less than 2000 miles ago
That would be a different bearing the your F250 but I get the idea. Especially after reading what Jack had to say about replacement auto parts.
I've been keeping an out out for almost a year since i was expecting this when i did my front end work almost a year ago. So far that's about the best price I've seen....I consider that a good bit although in the grand scheme of things it isn't I suppose.
I may be mistaken, the correct part number is AC3Z-1104-D which is closer to $500.
I installed Timkin barrings, I think moog was the barring I installed about a year ago that dam near flipped my truck out in the Arizona desert, they heated up so bad I couldn't get the spindle nut to brake , had to replace the whole knuckle assembly made a big mess of things.
Moog is really starting to bite the big burrito. I'm not using their stuff anymore. I'm a fan of XRF now. Price is right and you can't beat the warranty.
Sean, isn't there a service kit for the front hub bearing?? I thought i saw you posted once.
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The only "KIT" I know about if the one that gives you all the parts
from and including the ESOF vacuum seal out to the hub lock. No bearings in it.
Is that what you talking about? If that is it I don't have a part number
for it. I did get that from Ed.
The only "KIT" I know about if the one that gives you all the parts
from and including the ESOF vacuum seal out to the hub lock. No bearings in it.
Is that what you talking about? If that is it I don't have a part number
for it. I did get that from Ed.
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Going to be getting at least 1 myself.
