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    Really bad wheel bearing

    My front passenger wheel bearing is pretty bad, I jacked the car up to find I can move the wheel up and down, left to right, and all other directions. The wheel moved about a quarter of an inch each way! I have not driven the car since. So my question to you all is what wheel bearing brand is the best for our cars as I've read some brands don't last very long. And should I just buy bearings? or a hub and bearing combo? I have search for this on the site already and didn't find the answer I was looking for.
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    Buying directly from Honda would be your best bet. www.hondaautomotiveparts.com is a good source. The brand I'm seeing on there is NTN, for about $62.






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      #3
      Timken works fine. The one's I received were stamped NTN.
      MRT: http://www.cd5tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=5748

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        #4
        I also use timken. And torque to 140ft lbs. haven't had any problems in a year. I drive 50 miles a day five days a week.
        Last edited by 91accordblackex; 04-15-2013, 07:42 PM.

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          #5
          Rock Auto has Timken for a little over $31 each, and they are on this site.

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            #6
            Looks like Timken is the winner. Thanks for all the info guys, now to look over how to replace these suckers.

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              #7
              Not sure about your budget, but you might look into the rotor over hub conversion. That will be my next upgrade/repair. Just a suggestion.

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                #8
                ROH is a great option if you change brakes frequently. If you're autocrossing the car, then it's a great idea. Otherwise, if the car isn't driven that hard or often, ROH can be excessive. I've considered it myself, but my CB is my third car, and I rarely drive it anymore. The rotors on there are from 2004! If I'm changing rotors every 10 years, it's a waste of money to do the ROH conversion just to make that once-a-decade endeavor easier on myself.






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                  #9
                  same thing happen to me but the driver side. mine was popping and felt like the lug nuts were lose when i jacked it up i got a moog one and had a shop press the hub out and had the hub pressed on the new one

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