The BS that is Pontiac's ABS Sensor.

[JDCMoney]

I replaced both of mine also... I paid $68 a piece from autozone and have lifetime warrantys as well. Took me a half an hour to replace both of them.

 

[matt5112]

I meant quality as in driving wise; handling and such.

No car is MADE perfect; every make has flaws, but a few HANDLE nearly perfect.

Thats not production and part quality as you mentioned but merely the design of the car...

Here we drive in staight lines, in europe, they actually have to make gradual turns.:th_thumbsup-wink:

 

[badbrad]

not to call u a 'tard dude, but the hub assembly is under $100 (did it last month) and takes about 30minutes to do including jacking up the car. if u pay someone to do it, u should ride a bicycle, not a car.:th_biggrin2:

 

[RiceBurnt6]

My ABS light is on as well. How do i find out which one is needed? Once i perform surgery ( Engine Swap ) on the CV and get it up and running, I plan on going in and checking the vitals on the regal

 

[ls6velless454]

Or get a Timken one for 80 bucks I know cuz I've done it

Timken ftw if you haven't got one already. You can get them at autozone price match it with one from advance (they carry national and NTP made in china) because they both have a 1 year replacement save money, and get something that is still made in the usa has great quality and has a warranty. :th_winking:

 

[badbrad]

i know at advance i had the choice of timkinbearings or some cheaper sh!t.

 

[matt5112]

At my work... the cheap ones are made in china, and the "premiums" are made in korea, used to be made in the USA though.

Apparently National is moving to korea now? :\