ACDelco GM Original Equipment FW299 Front Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly with ABS Wheel Speed Sensor & Studs - Perfect for Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra & Other GM Truck Repairs
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Product Description
An ACDelco GM Original Equipment Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly is complete wheel bearing and wheel hub assemblies. The unitized wheel bearing contains dual ball or tapered roller bearing elements sealed with lifetime lubrication and supports the vehicle while allowing the wheel to rotate. This original equipment wheel bearing and hub assembly has been manufactured to fit your GM vehicle, providing the same performance, durability, and service life you expect from General Motors.
Product Features
High quality materials ensure long service life
Offering the quality, reliability, and durability of GM OE
Manufactured to GM OE specification for fit, form, and function
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Customer Reviews
Used this part two times to replace both stock wheel bearing / hub assemblies on my Wife's 2007 Cobalt 2.2 LT. The biggest pain was getting out the old assembly (Used a dead blow hammer to hit it from the back side and a rubber mallet to hit the axle back in), but once it is out the fun doesn't end. Just be sure to clean up the old rust inside the knuckle assembly and as a good measure put some anti seize in there too. If you forget how the spacer goes on when you are putting it back together the tab is on the Upper left side, with the bent tab facing inwards. I did not have any problems with the ABS sensor or the wire being to short. Both purchases were sold by Amazon. Total time for the job was 1H 20minutes start to finish including taking out all the tools / jacks and putting everything away. First time I had a lift the second time I did not have access to the lift, obviously easier with a lift.
