Hey, I have to replace my bearings over the weekend. What is the torque value for the bearing nuts?
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05-26-2011
Hey, I have to replace my bearings over the weekend. What is the torque value for the bearing nuts?
05-26-2011
GM spec is 159ft/lbs. But if it says different on the new hub, go with that.
Or just push the ever loving hell out of your breaker bar.
05-26-2011
Bearing nuts? Are you talking about the bolts to hold the bearing in the aluminum casting?
The axle nut is 180 ft. lbs. if you're talking about that. It's the important one since too much torque puts undue side load on the roller bearing.
05-26-2011
180.
I changed those suckers 3 times on my '03. 2 faulty sets and one pot hole. FML
05-26-2011
They were made in china. Buy good made in USA ones or get lifetime warranty!Originally Posted by Crysalis010
05-26-2011
I'm having problems with my ABS activating and TCS light sometimes coming on at slow speeds, especially with the wheels turned. Had a coupon for a free service at the local former Pontiac dealer, and they told me the left front hub was worn or damaged, causing the speed sensor to short out and trigger the ABS.
Questions: 1) Dealer didn't cite a part number; are we talking about Timken 513179? 2) The car has 123,000 miles, and these have never been replaced. Is it worth doing both, or should I just replace the bad side?
Thanks,
Eric
05-26-2011
if one is bad the other is sure to follow, its 9 years old, i would do both, why get dirty 2 times.
05-27-2011
I bought timken made in usa. I replaced both. Car has 176000 miles but I haven't done hback.
05-27-2011
The problem has been found.
05-28-2011
Believe it or not, they were Timken. Even got a set directly from the manufacturing plant (they are about an hour from me). They were all under warranty except the first set, but I still had to replace them.
PS... I'm not the OP :P
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