Tileman2003
Tim the Tileman
I found mine at Auto Zone $189. for the new timken part #...
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HR71C10
da fireman
wheel bearings
FYI, my neighbor is a mechanic at the local GMC dealership. I got the pass. side wheel bearing through him through their supplier. Included new bearing, wheel studs, and the ABS sensor. $270. Free labor too. I was told to keep the old parts (studs, sensor). If you need a replacement, you've got one. Hope this helps
FYI, my neighbor is a mechanic at the local GMC dealership. I got the pass. side wheel bearing through him through their supplier. Included new bearing, wheel studs, and the ABS sensor. $270. Free labor too. I was told to keep the old parts (studs, sensor). If you need a replacement, you've got one. Hope this helps
Sparky8370
Do chickens have large talons
Did any of you guys get the low speed abs activation? Mine has been doing that. If you unplug the sensor, there are two spaces deep inside that you can get meter probes in. Put meter on ac milivolts scale and if it's less than 350mv when you spin, that's the bad side. On the good side I didn't have to spin it too much and it actually overloaded the meter. On the bad side I spun it like a mad man and the most I got was 312. So I took the bad side off and pulled the sensor out of it. There was grease all over the reluctor ring and the sensor. I cleaned it off and re-assembled. It worked great, for 3 days. I'm not showing mechanical signs of failure yet so I figured I could just clean it. Nope, must be grease coated again.
btfarm
America First!
Dielectric? That's what I was told was in there and it would stop working if there wasn't enough of it as soon as you went through a rain.
Sparky8370
Do chickens have large talons
No, inside the assembly. The wheel bearing is a sealed unit but the grease has leaked out. Def wheel bearing grease. The di-electric would be in the electrical connections. There wasn't any though.