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Ha not a waste of time, and glad you got it figured out.
In case you DO have to replace the hubs in the future, I’d get either Timken SP940203 or the Motorcraft HUB155 at RockAuto. The “OE Design” designation of the Motorcraft one means it’s made to be the same as the original one that was on the truck at assembly. The “service design” one is not. What that means I’m not sure.
I just recently replaced both my front hubs with Timken’s, and I’ve heard nothing but good things about their bearings.
In case you DO have to replace the hubs in the future, I’d get either Timken SP940203 or the Motorcraft HUB155 at RockAuto. The “OE Design” designation of the Motorcraft one means it’s made to be the same as the original one that was on the truck at assembly. The “service design” one is not. What that means I’m not sure.
I just recently replaced both my front hubs with Timken’s, and I’ve heard nothing but good things about their bearings.
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