take it to the hub shop. I got my friend who has a shop to do it for me and only charged me $300.
The bloody front bearings cost $290 from honda. That's what he got them for so it might be worse. Not sure if they need to be pressed out. Just make sure they use OEM bearings as the non geniune don't look that good.
take it to the hub shop. I got my friend who has a shop to do it for me and only charged me $300.
The bloody front bearings cost $290 from honda. That's what he got them for so it might be worse. Not sure if they need to be pressed out. Just make sure they use OEM bearings as the non geniune don't look that good.
That's quite an expensive price for the bearings. I'm thinking that my cousin would have a big problem on his budget because he was planning to change the stock and worn-out bearings on his car with a trw bearings (which he think is cheaper compare to oem) but it seems the labor for it is also expensive. Anyway, I'm gonna advice him to better save more money for this replacement.
Easier just to take it to any workshop, I got one of my fronts done and they charged me $15 to take the old one out and press the new one in.
$45 is a bloody good price, I paid $63 from CBC bearings. All up to do both fronts, shouldn't cost more than about $170 as long as you can take the hub off yourself which is a very basic job.
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