**Dealer is charging me $250 for wheel bearing & $750 for throw bearing**
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**Dealer is charging me $250 for wheel bearing & $750 for throw bearing**
are these prices fair? I told them to just to the throw bearing for $750ish because I thought I might be able to do the wheel bearing myself. are wheel bearings do-able for a newbie?
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RE: **Dealer is charging me $250 for wheel bearing & $750 for throw bearing**
Depends on whether you have a B5 or B6, the B6 has a bolt in hub thats easy to replace, the B5 is a press fit design which is MUCH harder un-less you have a hydraulic press.
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RE: **Dealer is charging me $250 for wheel bearing & $750 for throw bearing**
Great tip. If I can find anyone that stocks the bearing tomorrow, think I'll just go ahead and change it. Couldn't figure out why the front axle bolts were different when I swapped cv joints last weekend, but after looking at the kits online, I can see they probably changed one of the bearings already.
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