Can the bearing be pressed out and replaced, or do I really need to drop $100+ to get a whole new hub and bearing assembly?
Front wheel bearing
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Front wheel bearing
'87 325e 2.7i/5spd
'02 Subaru outback (Still smells like dirty hippie)
'86 635csi (Sold)
'87 4KcsQT (Sold)
'84 318i (Sold)Tags: None -
As far as i know they are part of the hub and cannot be replaced separately. -
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Also autohausaz has them for $84 each.Comment
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You can press the bearings out and replace them, but as much of a pain in the ass as it is, it just isn't worth it.Comment
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I have access to a press for free so shop labor won't be a factor. Should I drop 80+ bones on each one, or fine the correct bearings and just press them in for a lot less?'87 325e 2.7i/5spd
'02 Subaru outback (Still smells like dirty hippie)
'86 635csi (Sold)
'87 4KcsQT (Sold)
'84 318i (Sold)Comment
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Just buy the whole units. Seriously. Its not like they go bad constantly.Comment
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Thanks. Now I need to decide if the cheaper option will bite me in the ass down the road or not.Comment
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Aight, well it looks like I'm just going to get the whole assembly. Thanks for the info fellas.'87 325e 2.7i/5spd
'02 Subaru outback (Still smells like dirty hippie)
'86 635csi (Sold)
'87 4KcsQT (Sold)
'84 318i (Sold)Comment
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FAG or SKF only.
Timkin at Autozone is a reboxed FAG. I've got them on both front wheels on both my my e30's, and have put them on a few friends cars as well. They used to be $90, I think the price went up to $125. Still not bad for a local, normally stocked, OEM part with a 1 year warranty.Comment
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