weggies4life

I desperately need to change my hub bearings in the front and i have no idea if all of Honda and Acura's are interchangeable or if there is any casting marks that give me an id code. I have a 90' CRX that had a gsr swap when i got it, and i have no idea if all my front end stuff was switched out for the swap to work right. I appreciate any help coming to let me get this problem fixed properly.

Nick

OneBadTurboCRV

It depends on what knuckles they used... The casting number should be on the part in between the upper ball joint and hub assembly. Report back to us.

tonythetuner®

Any hubs from 88-91 civic or crx. If you can find 90-91 sedan ex they have bigger rotors and calipers then any other other modle civics for those years. They are basicly a oem big brake upgrade but ex hubs are hard to find. Also the civic std and crx hf hubs will not work!! I belive they are 21 splines for the axel where all the other ones are 23 spline.

Note: 90-93 integra hubs work to but they add like -2% camber

OneBadTurboCRV

My point exactly... If they used Integra knuckles the bearings are different... as he doesn't seem interested in swapping knuckles - just replacing wheel bearings... Sooooo like I said OP tell us the casting numbers.

weggies4life

the upper control arm i believe it is has a (H01)
the lower control arm has (nt-196)
the caliper has (7cl14vn, a 04l, nisin 5)

if you need anything else let me know

OneBadTurboCRV

The actual spindle/knuckle is what is needed... It would be #7/9 in the drawing (it's not labeled real well). It's the curved piece with a big hole (where the bearing goes) towards the bottom.

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...tcgry5=KNUCKLE

weggies4life

#7 and 9 are knuckles. i need the hub assembly or bearing, so unless i'm missing the point you are telling me i'm lost on what the diagram is supposed to represent

tonythetuner®

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-crx-ef-civic-1988-1991-3/how-do-i-identify-91-ex-knuckles-2963173/. this link shows where the casting number is on the knuckle. Then go from there as for what wheel bearing you need

weggies4life

Sorry it took me so long to respond but i found KR-14 on the pass. side on the knuckle and went to Honda and they said they can't get any info from the casting code, so if anyone knows what car this is from i would love to know. I have looked online to find what they are from and i found one thread that says their from a Da but i need to be certain

4drEF

Post your casting code here.
Honda service tech just runs to the back and gets parts depending on the vehicle.
They have no need to do the reverse so the service desk guy probably has no clue.

crx_si-r

these are the casting numbers from my 90 EX brake set up on my crx. you can see the difference between the two, and where the casting number should be.

CRX Toad

http://www.performanceforum.com/wesv...nda/index.html second link down may have some good info for you.