anyhow

Inside the wheel hubs are either roller or ball bearings that carry the vehicle's weight. On RWD vehicles with solid axles, the rear wheel bearings are mounted on the axles. The front wheel bearings on older rear-wheel drive cars and trucks usually require "repacking" (regreasing) every two years or 24,000 miles. The wheel bearings on most newer vehicles are sealed and do not require any maintenance. A bad wheel bearing will typically make grinding, whining or squealing noises, and you can often feel the looseness or roughness if you raise the suspension and rotate the wheel by hand. Worn wheel bearings should be replaced, because failure may cause the wheel to come off the vehicle.

 

good copy and paste

 

is that who i think he is?

 

so did u fix ur wheel bearing yet kevin?

 

No, Ferdie. I didn't.

 

bring it to south coast subaru
"ferdie"

 

I was thinking of Suby Specialty, unless you're gonna hook it up for free, Fur Dee.

 

hmm.. i wonder how much it'll cost to get it done.

 

LoL

 

Call? 714-545-5679 - you know the hours. It's gonna be tight in the next couple of weeks or so. They're moving to the shop next door.

 

nice. finally bigger spot.

 

http://www.revo1.com/subbiebearing/index.htm

 

wowser.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...0&page=4&pp=25

 

i know we can get apress from some one that calls my work

the rest i dunno

 

perhaps.. i'll go to kym's reference for the help.