07 Chrysler Sebring wheel bearing help!

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  • rooster
    Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 80

    #1

    07 Chrysler Sebring wheel bearing help!

    Hey guys so I'm having problems with my girlfriends 2007 chrysler sebring it's a 2.7l model. Anywho one of the front wheel bearings is shot and the other sounds like it will be going out soon as well. Money is tight and the cheapest I've found them so far is 90 a pop maybe I'm not looking in all the right places. R3V help... by the way the car has around 70k miles on it way to go Chrysler.
    jag
  • Herr Faust Schinken
    No R3VLimiter
    • Feb 2012
    • 3580

    #2

    Blunttech has you but I would advise you to get rid of that chysler , my mom has one and my 23 year old e30 has held better than her 4 year old 300
    88 325is Five Speed
    Lachssilber

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    • rooster
      Member
      • Jan 2009
      • 80

      #3
      Yea I'm not seeing how that helps my case.

      The reliability of your 23 year old car is not up for debate. I own two e30's love both of them but would instantly trade both for a new 300 but hey that's just me. Seeing as how her car is down she's driving my running vert (other has broken pan) but something about having no a/c and has her not happy with it. It's a convertible fuck a/c


      Anyone else care to put their detective skills to the help? My budget is tight and can probably do 150 for both if I eat ramen for a few weeks. Bad timing for her car to break down
      jag

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      • McGyver
        R3V Elite
        • Jun 2009
        • 4453

        #4
        so you are responsible for your girlfriend's money trouble? you already got the best answer, also, tits or it didnt happen...
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        • canadiankid
          Wrencher
          • Mar 2012
          • 262

          #5
          If you got a chrysler and $180 is going to break the bank, get rid of it. That Chrysler will kill you financially. Other than that, buy online. Can't really buy used wheel bearings.

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          • slammin.e28
            שמע ישראל
            • May 2010
            • 12054

            #6
            Sell Chrysler with bad wheel bearing.

            Buy Honda civic.

            Problem solved and you may even make some money.
            1974.5 Jensen Healey : 2003 330i/5

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            • JasonC
              Site Manager
              • Aug 2006
              • 14451

              #7
              Originally posted by rooster
              Yea I'm not seeing how that helps my case.

              The reliability of your 23 year old car is not up for debate. I own two e30's love both of them but would instantly trade both for a new 300 but hey that's just me. Seeing as how her car is down she's driving my running vert (other has broken pan) but something about having no a/c and has her not happy with it. It's a convertible fuck a/c


              Anyone else care to put their detective skills to the help? My budget is tight and can probably do 150 for both if I eat ramen for a few weeks. Bad timing for her car to break down
              Yeah good luck with finding good help on here. People think they are looking smart by looking like a smartass. But when in fact this board my need an enama! But as for your part, just call around your local part stores and compare prices. That's about all you can do for domestic cars.

              1992 BMW 325iC
              1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
              1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza 140hp

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              • Kershaw
                R3V OG
                • Feb 2010
                • 11822

                #8
                i feel your pain. my first car was a chrysler lebaron. sucked me dry.

                $10. JUST the bearing though.


                $68 new.


                i'd hunt over ebay. i'd also give blunt a holler. steve@blunttech.com, but since it's not a bmw part i dont know how cost effective he can be.
                AWD > RWD

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