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    Wheel hub and bearing question

    Well, 4 months ago I replaced both front wheel bearings. During the pass. Side I noticed the hub had been eaten up from being driven with a bad bearing for awhile, so I wasn't expecting it to last.
    Its time to replace the hub, my main question is: I found a hub and bearing combo on ebay for ~$56, now I'm not to fond of buying mechanical parts from ebay, but does anyone have any personal experience with these? If I recall correctly, the hub alone from tasauto is ~$140.

    I understand the cost vs. quality debate, but at the moment I am unable to fork out ~$160+ for a bearing/hub/studs.

    Here is the item in question: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT
    1991 Accord Ex - H22A - Omnipower Coilovers - Greddy SP2
    1993 Civic Dx - D15B7 - T3/T04E - Ported head - Hole in block - May be going F swap



    My Workout Log

    Originally posted by Leung
    Well, I poked the big one in the head with the shovel while shouting at it "hey, you can't sleep here".
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    Try an o'reillys if you have one close to your house. I had to do this on my car about 6 months ago (well...with some help lol). They didn't have the part in stock but had it the next day and the price wasn't terrible.

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      #3
      i bought Honda genuine OEM hub + bearing pressed from tas auto part - $250

      you have to order them through the phone

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        #4
        Well, I went ahead and ordered one from www.am-autoparts.com.
        I figured for $56 shipped, it won't be to much of a lose if it only last 6 months.
        1991 Accord Ex - H22A - Omnipower Coilovers - Greddy SP2
        1993 Civic Dx - D15B7 - T3/T04E - Ported head - Hole in block - May be going F swap



        My Workout Log

        Originally posted by Leung
        Well, I poked the big one in the head with the shovel while shouting at it "hey, you can't sleep here".

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          #5
          Well, I just got it in the mail. It looks really nice and I don't see any flaws in it, should be installing it tomorrow. I shall report back on how fitment is.
          1991 Accord Ex - H22A - Omnipower Coilovers - Greddy SP2
          1993 Civic Dx - D15B7 - T3/T04E - Ported head - Hole in block - May be going F swap



          My Workout Log

          Originally posted by Leung
          Well, I poked the big one in the head with the shovel while shouting at it "hey, you can't sleep here".

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            #6
            Originally posted by 91H22ACB7 View Post
            Well, I just got it in the mail. It looks really nice and I don't see any flaws in it, should be installing it tomorrow. I shall report back on how fitment is.
            Well, how's the fitment?

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              #7
              Just got me some today, Ill let you know. They look like any other parts store part.

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                #8
                Originally posted by illinois_erik View Post
                Just got me some today, Ill let you know. They look like any other parts store part.
                Hey,
                Take lots of pics. I think my front driver's side is bad.
                Thanks.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Bad_dude View Post
                  Hey,
                  Take lots of pics. I think my front driver's side is bad.
                  Thanks.
                  Should be cranking here in about 4-5 days,pics what sort of angles whatd you need visually infowise
                  Fronts are on the right and i have disc brakes
                  Last edited by illinois_erik; 02-21-2012, 12:07 AM.

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                    #10
                    Let us know how they work out. It's rather difficult to find the hubs. That price is very fair, as well.
                    MRT
                    37.5 MPG, AC on, cruising at 80.
                    30.0 MPG, AC on, aggressively driving around 90.
                    27.5 MPG, no AC, cruising at 90 with occasional gridlock. 40 degrees Fahrenheit

                    Lots of DIY videos specifically for our car

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                    I think driving your car naked will cause the engine to overheat
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                    sneaky motherfucker

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                      #11
                      Pics of how you take the thing apart as the most difficult part is getting tha axle nut and hub/bearin off. Also those 4 12pt nuts.

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                        #12
                        Yes,like ^^ said,, make sure you dont strip the 12-point bolts push down as hard as u can when removing,, hopefully with an impact gun.

                        Last two hub bearing jobs i did only 3 came out left one stuck in there was a BITCH to drill and air hammer out,,,ughhhhhh

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