Mr. Eryozgatliyan

^^^There is a member here that had that happen to him

J.nguyen

how much would u say labor would be to do installation if it was a "friend" charging me.. bringing all the tools, etc.

jeggy

it's the quiet before the storm.....

Kirpich

Depends on what you're swapping out. I recommend calling up local junkyards, getting the spindle assembly, they come with the bearing in them. spin the hub, see if it spins kinda tight, has 0 inertia spin. And try to wiggle it for play, there should be none side-to-side. So then it's prolly about 2 hours, figure about $30/hr, + you might want to get a new cotter pin for the nut.

Then do alignment.

J.nguyen

ok the noise is back but not as loud, so for sure im getting it done, already have the parts ordered, gonna have a friends shop press the bearings in for me. thanks for the help guys