Wheel bearing part compatibility
#1
Wheel bearing part compatibility
Well I am having a dilema. I went to get an alighnment done and was told I have a front wheel bearing that has a little bit of play in it. Doesnt make any noise or anything. It maybe causing the slight pull to the left it has though????
Well I was looking at front wheel bearings for a 2001 F150 7700 and they are about $180! I looked for a 98 F250 LD and found them almost $100 cheaper. Now will these work for my truck? I don't see any noticable difference in the two. They do come with the whole hub assembly.
Well I was looking at front wheel bearings for a 2001 F150 7700 and they are about $180! I looked for a 98 F250 LD and found them almost $100 cheaper. Now will these work for my truck? I don't see any noticable difference in the two. They do come with the whole hub assembly.
#2
I think that the compatibility might boil down to how many studs there are for the rim and wheel to attach to....thinking that your 7700 has 7 studs. Can't say for certain that the f250 ld would have the same number of studs, they might have 8?
call up you local parts store or http://www.rockauto.com/ (1-866-762-5288) and explain your situation and are concerned with getting the correct parts. I sure most any place can clear it up. I found that RA to be the most economical & helpful.
the price can vary with these things...personally I wouldn't trust the cheaper units. Its the old saying "you get what you pay for"! I too just bought some wheel bearings for my f150...I went with Moog...,1), for the their reputation of quality parts and, 2), for the warranty.
call up you local parts store or http://www.rockauto.com/ (1-866-762-5288) and explain your situation and are concerned with getting the correct parts. I sure most any place can clear it up. I found that RA to be the most economical & helpful.
the price can vary with these things...personally I wouldn't trust the cheaper units. Its the old saying "you get what you pay for"! I too just bought some wheel bearings for my f150...I went with Moog...,1), for the their reputation of quality parts and, 2), for the warranty.
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Yeah they were both for 4x4. And both 7 lug. I dont want to get the better name bearing for a 98 LD for cheaper than it would be for the 01 and something not be right then have the hassle of sending it back. Personally I cant see any tell tale signs of "bad bearing".. When I had bearings start to go out they almost always made some sort of noise. I couldnt notice any play either? Just makes me wonder if the bearing is actually causeing me to have a slight pull or im just being really **** like always.