Rear wheel bearings- Cost? Should I do it or pay someone?
Allllright, I just got my FC back from the shop with a new OMP and oil pressure sender. All is well and good, right? Guy told me I need new rear wheel bearings.
He said he'll charge $125 parts and $350 labor per side. Does this sound about right? How difficult is this job? Should I try to take it on by myself and spend only $300 for parts? or should I shell out $950 to get new bearings and have them installed? |
Originally Posted by MmSadda
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Allllright, I just got my FC back from the shop with a new OMP and oil pressure sender. All is well and good, right? Guy told me I need new rear wheel bearings.
He said he'll charge $125 parts and $350 labor per side. Does this sound about right? How difficult is this job? Should I try to take it on by myself and spend only $300 for parts? or should I shell out $950 to get new bearings and have them installed? http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductL...pe=186&PTSet=A |
I think I paid 300 total for my rear wheel bearing replacement both sides.
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That's fucking ridiculous.
Take the hubs off yourself and have a machine shop press them in. Expect to pay around $80 off eBay or from Autozone for two rear wheel bearings and two wheel seals. The shop will press them in for $70 at the normal end or $30 at the cheap end per side. $110>>>>>>$450 |
i just paid 30.99 per bearing from autozone. so 65.00 in parts and it is a bit of a pain to do if you dont have a press. it would take about 3-4 hours to do.
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i just did mine and i just bought a used hubs off ebay for like $40 each. Then it took me about 45 min a side with an impact gun to pull them off and put them back on. so $80 for both sides thats alot better $950. and its so easy as long as you dont break any bolts
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