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Old 01-13-2012, 04:16 PM
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Hi to you all.
A new member to the forum hear and already have a question so this will show how good this site is lol.

I am now the happy owner of a 1996 P registered Range Rover 2.5 DT & loveing every second of driveing her BUT..........

I need to replace the drivers side FRONT WHEEL BEARING which i got with the Range Rover.

Question is.....Im of the understanding that the bearing has to be pressed in and cant be done by a weekend d.i.y mechanic like myself SO i went to get a price and the local mechanic told me that he could not give a price untill it was stripped down AS IT MAY BE A WHEEL BEARING AND HUB COMBINED

But as i said i have a wheel bearing so could it be wrong and i need to buy the wheel bearing and a hub assembly together????

All info on this matter will gladly be taken on board AND ALSO what kind of price to be looking out for.
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Old 01-13-2012, 09:02 PM
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you can do it yourself but its a whole bearing and hub assembly.

is it loose or noisy?
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Take the hub and wheel bearing assembly to the mechanic. They will be able to tell you if the hub is salvageable, if so they can press a new one in. If not, then buy a new/used hub as a replacement. They will usually (almost always) come with a bearing already pressed in.
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