Wheel bearings
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Le Mans Master
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From: Springfield PA
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Wheel bearings
I need to replace the rear wheel bearings in my ZR1. I know MOOG, Timken and SKF are good names. The below is what Rock Auto lists. Which bearing would you install?
RAYBESTOS Part # 713020 Professional Grade
Rear
$91.79
TIMKEN Part # 513020 Ball Bearing
Rear
$99.79
MOOG/NATIONAL Part # 513013 {Click Info Link for Alternate/OEM Part Numbers513020, 7466907, 7466920, 7466942, 7466952, 7470005, 7470536}
Rear
$100.79
MOOG/NATIONAL Part # 513020
Rear Hub Assembly
$105.79
SKF Part # BR930024 {#7466924, 7466945} Wheel Hub Assembly
Rear
$142.79
ACDELCO Part # 2045 {#07470501, 7470501} GM Original Equipment
Rear (Only 1 Remaining)
$282.79
RAYBESTOS Part # 713020 Professional Grade
Rear
$91.79
TIMKEN Part # 513020 Ball Bearing
Rear
$99.79
MOOG/NATIONAL Part # 513013 {Click Info Link for Alternate/OEM Part Numbers513020, 7466907, 7466920, 7466942, 7466952, 7470005, 7470536}
Rear
$100.79
MOOG/NATIONAL Part # 513020
Rear Hub Assembly
$105.79
SKF Part # BR930024 {#7466924, 7466945} Wheel Hub Assembly
Rear
$142.79
ACDELCO Part # 2045 {#07470501, 7470501} GM Original Equipment
Rear (Only 1 Remaining)
$282.79
Last edited by Rex Ruby; Mar 14, 2015 at 01:54 PM.
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2014
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From: Houston Texas
I'm not sure if you have advance auto parts near you in PA, but I purchased 4 wheel hubs online for 126.99 then I used a 40 off coupon code. They are moog hubs with a 3 year warranty, I had to do 4 separate orders to discount each hub. Coupon code TRT41, or just google "advance auto parts coupon" and look on retailmenot
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 3,751
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From: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Hi
I have a NOS Acdelco on the right rear that i fitted on the weekend, there is a Timken one coming from USA to Australia for the left hand rear side (slow postal service).
I could not find another acdelco one at a reasonable price.
Don't forget you need to torque the spindle with wheel of the ground. you need a 36mm socket and a 5 foot long pipe to remove the half shaft spindle nut.
The manual shows 164 foot pounds however some recommend 175foot pounds.
Is a great idea to replace the half shaft universal joints while doing the hub bearings.
http://tech.corvettecentral.com/2014...-installation/
I have a NOS Acdelco on the right rear that i fitted on the weekend, there is a Timken one coming from USA to Australia for the left hand rear side (slow postal service).
I could not find another acdelco one at a reasonable price.
Don't forget you need to torque the spindle with wheel of the ground. you need a 36mm socket and a 5 foot long pipe to remove the half shaft spindle nut.
The manual shows 164 foot pounds however some recommend 175foot pounds.
Is a great idea to replace the half shaft universal joints while doing the hub bearings.
http://tech.corvettecentral.com/2014...-installation/
Race Director
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 10,036
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From: Anaheim CA
I have tapered roller bearing rear hubs in my car. I got them from these guys (their part number is 513020HD, which they say is made by SKF):
http://wheelbearingsinc.com/index.cfm
http://wheelbearingsinc.com/index.cfm
