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    Thinking of doing all my bearings at the same time...

    I just wanted to get a second opinion on this. Done a ton of searching, and I think I have a good idea on what to get to do all four wheel bearings on my car at the same time. I think one of them may be bad, but at 250k, it's only a matter of time for the rest, so why not do em all right? (tell me what you think of this.)

    Rear Wheel Bearings
    - Bearing (outside hub).........33 41 1 130 617
    - Lock Ring..........................33 41 1 138 648
    - Collar Nut.........................34 41 1 125 664
    - Securing Plate.................35 41 1 124 945

    Front Wheel Bearings
    - Bearings (IN HUB!) SKF IS BEST...........31 21 1 131 297
    - Dust Cap Cover Thingy ......................31 21 1 130 125
    - Collar Nut........................................31 21 1 125 826
    - Cup thingy do I need this? ???????.....31 21 1 129 790

    The question I have though is, do I need the CUP and Dust Cap Cover? - above^
    #2 and #4 here: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...77&hg=31&fg=10

    Other than that, I think I have all the parts I need figured out.

    I'm not sure if it's just one or more bearings that have issues, cause I haven't driven my car in a while. But, is it a valid thought to just do em all?

    Thanks much!
    Last edited by Sean; 04-21-2008, 07:44 PM.
    - Sean Hayes

    #2
    I just bought one for 130 bux. =/ I am not looking forward into doing this so goodluck with all 4.

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      #3
      SOunds like a good plan, I was able to re use my front dust cup/caps, Thought about retrofitting something to work on the back hub so it doesn't get so rusty for the next poor sob that changes them.

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        #4
        If you can afford it dude, do it.

        That's a great idea I just done have the money.

        Good luck


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          #5
          Originally posted by AlarmedBread View Post
          SOunds like a good plan, I was able to re use my front dust cup/caps, Thought about retrofitting something to work on the back hub so it doesn't get so rusty for the next poor sob that changes them.
          Did you need that #2 part, the cup thingy?
          - Sean Hayes

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            #6
            Nope, the dust cups and caps were both re usable on my car.

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              #7
              I always just buy them if they are cheapish parts - although it adds up in the end, there's nothing worse than getting halfway through a job and realizing you should have bought that 50 cent washer.
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                #8
                Originally posted by nando View Post
                I always just buy them if they are cheapish parts - although it adds up in the end, there's nothing worse than getting halfway through a job and realizing you should have bought that 50 cent washer.
                +1

                BTDT. Paid to have dust caps overnighted to me in order to get to a track event. Just get them new when you order the other stuff.
                Current Cars
                2014 M235i
                2009 R56 Cooper S
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                  #9
                  I did some price research today. Those damn front hubs are pricey!

                  The hell with that. I'm going to get home and drive my car again before I spend money on any of this. lol
                  - Sean Hayes

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                    #10
                    get in touch with blunt - he might get you pretty good deal
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                    2014 M235i
                    2009 R56 Cooper S
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                      #11
                      Dont forget the tools! I finally tracked down a 46mm front and 30mm rear socket last weekend in order to finish my 5 lug swap.
                      Originally posted by Simon S
                      When a dream is a dream for too long - it becomes a fantasy..

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                        #12
                        yah that rear 30mm thin wall is a bitch to locate.
                        IG: @Baye30

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                          #13
                          Actually, already got my 30mm thin wall - made one for the output tranny shaft. ;)
                          - Sean Hayes

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                            #14
                            i cracked 2 that i "made"...hehe
                            IG: @Baye30

                            FRONT VALENCE IS ZENDER!!! STOP FILLING MY PM BOX PPL!!!

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