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Old 05-03-02, 08:21 AM
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wheel bearirngs

I need to change wheel bearrings and i wonder if i have to buy original mazda bearrings or i can buy bearrings from an industrial company?

Has anyone else changed and know what they look like?
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I had to change my drivers side bearing a while back. I got mine from napa auto parts. its the entire assembly so its really easy to change.
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Front or rear? The fronts are one piece with the spindle (you get a new spnidle) and the rears have to be pressed out of the upright.
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i live in sweden and it doesnt exist any 3rd party companies , so i have to order from mazda or from a company that make bearings.
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it's the rear bearings
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does anyone have the measures for the rear wheel bearrings??

also are the bearings special or just ordinary bearings?
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The bearings are specially constructed and sealed. I believe you will have to get them from Mazda. The replacement of the rear bearing involves removing the upright from the car and pressing the old bearing out and the new one in; I had to bo this recently.
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Originally posted by DamonB
Front or rear? The fronts are one piece with the spindle (you get a new spnidle) and the rears have to be pressed out of the upright.
The front comes as the entire HUB (the Hub itself with both bearings, the ABS rotor and wheel studs pressed in place and even prepacked with grease!) the Spindle is the fixed part it slides on to (Just did mine last Saturday) that is attached to the upright.

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Nice to know the front is easy. I got to learn the hard way that replacing a rear wheel stud means you get to replace the bearing too. Between the studs, new bearing and machine shop I had nearly $200 in that operation.
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