Front bearing/ hub

[Bronco Boy]

Not sure how much that is you spent Canadian,

Post #13.

probably more than I would want anyway.

Definately. Unless it is made here it is not cost effective to buy from Canada.

You Canadian guys have your numbers all screwed up, even your football field is 10 yards too long lol.

Screwed up? GM is a US company. Who's screwed up? LOL

And how come most of the aftermarket brands use the same numbering system?

Yes, Canadian football sucks. Short season, a handful of teams. College and High School is better.

If you can't find a Delco, go SKF. 3 years is pretty good considering t he bearing never last that long. LOL

 

[lowbravada]

very easy I never did one and took me 25 minutes. The local parts store will lone you the socket

 

[steelholder]

I didn't follow any write-ups or how to's. I looked at it and figured it out. I used Moog bearings because it has a 3 year warranty and I could get them at my local Advance Auto for $100 after doing a discount code online and pick up in store.

I saw the moogs at pep today my warranty had me covered for the duralasts i got last year( they werent actually the bad bearing) whats the biggest difference youve noticed? The guy accidentally took the moog out and it looked beefier and had a fancier wire cover