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bad wheel bearing rear

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bought a 95 awd a/t wagon with a bad wheel bearing , got alittle hot driving home what damage could have happaned ?melted booth on rear axle how hard is it to replace rear wheel bearing , or buy a used hub with good wheel beaing already in it

Edited by 86subaru

Get a used hub with a good bearing.

 

What side do you need?

 

Make sure you get the PB Blaster out and start letting it soak. The long bottom bolt can be bad if it rusted to the arm bushings.

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passanger side rear , also lost brakes , ? almost caught fire ? :Flame:

doesn't it matter if it's rear disc or drum brakes - swapping hubs you'll want to keep it the same right?

 

i saw your parts thread.

wow - melted boot lost brakes, almost caught on fire - that's intense!

 

i would definitely be scrapping that entire assembly and just starting over with another unit like you're doing and he said, good call.

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car has 219,000 mi on it but motor runs great ac even works , nice stero

If it got hot enough to fade the brakes, good chance you also warped the rotors and glazed the pads. I'd be replacing those and bleeding the burned brake fluid out.

 

There's about a 99% chance that bottom bolt is rusted and won't want to come out. Get your sawzall ready.

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