Tf7233

I checked the axle nuts,+60 degrees than stock, but the noise still occur,sound like ea ea ea ea kok ea ea ea ea kok, it occurred while moving even in N gear, sound will disappear for a while when turning right deeply

Slowcrash_101

The axle nut TSB can't fix a bad wheel bearing, it will only prevent further damage. Ideally you want to install fresh hubs and bearings and then do the TSB. Factory 180ft lbs + ~60 degrees is about 400ft lbs.

I've had good experience with Ebay hubs and OEM wheel bearings, which are also Ebay bearings.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rear-Wheel-H...tUHpvv&vxp=mtr

Idk if there's an alibabba equivalent to this package.

Slowcrash_101

The front hubs are different than the rear hubs, but the wheel bearings are the same. That said you can use rear hubs in the front, but you can't use front hubs in the rear because the rear hubs can take both front and rear wheels, but the front hubs can't take rear wheels since the studs are different.

Billman250

No you can't.

No they're not.

9KEVERYDAY

Hey Billman, Is this catalog messed up? I wasn't expecting the same part number for the front and the rear bearings. Thank man
http://hondapartsnetwork.com/part/54...g-Assembly-Nsk
http://hondapartsnetwork.com/assembl...ual-Rear-Brake

Billman250

Wheel bearings are all the same 00-09, front and rear.

arsenal

Is it possible to buy the hubs with the wheel bearings pressed in so that it's a simple remove and install? Billman do you offer this?

Slowcrash_101

Sorry, I figured since I can't put my rear wheels on the front axle, but I can't put my front wheels on the rear axle this was the case. Also since the wheel bearings are the same for every year front and rear, it means the same wheel bearings can accept either front and rear hubs.

Then I realized how stupid I am and failed to realize the rear hubs have a hole for the axle shafts and the front hubs don't. And the fronts have a stub hub for the front axle nut.

Slowcrash_101

You still have to press out the old hubs though. Then how would you support the inner bearing while you're pressing the hub/bearing combo into the knuckle?

arsenal

Forgot about knuckle. Ironic.