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Old Oct 5, 2006
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alright guys. one of my wheel studs broke off on my front driver side. i've been told i need to replace the wheel bearing when you replace the wheel studs. i've checked with all my local junkyards and havent had any luck finding a wheel hub assembly because this would be the easiest, fastest, and cheapest way of doing this right? so i was hoping that someone could find one in a local junkyard?

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You could get a new bearing for MSRP $50-70 studs for $4-6 (less online) and put new studs in the old hub. I would replace all 4 at the same time IMO.
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no you dont need to replace the bearing when you do it. I have had my hub off several times to replace broken studs, and still have the original bearing on.
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yup as stated above u just need to replace the studs and thats it.
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alright guys. im gonna try to replace the studs this weekend. thanks for the help street glower and crazyasian
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wouldnt it be a good idea to replace the bearing while you are there?
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