eg:R

94gsr rear disk. my rear hub bearings are making noise. how to replace and will i need a press? anyone know how much they run for?

eg:R

anyone done it before??

gsxr1k05

the bearings are cheap like 5-10 bucks i think. as for how to replace them, they should be the same as the rear disc civic. download the service manual from my sig and look it up. you should not need to press them out. just use a hammer and screw driver or punch to get the old ones out, then evenly and lightly hammer the new ones in.

devney

Are we talking about wheel bearings because if so I'm pretty much positive that they aren't $5-10. Quite a bit more than that.

Syndacate

Think he's talking about that bearing behind the rotor, after you remove the axle nut. I don't know about Hondas but on most cars u need a puller tool.

devney

http://www.acuraautomotivepart...ormal

There's your rear brake assembly. Don't know exactly what parts you need. Anyways all I know is that when I had my wheel bearings replaced on my del sol I had it done at a shop and they had to be pressed in.

eg:R

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how much did it cost you? the parts look to be #2 and it come with the bearing w/hub?? i only need the bearing. you think a auto parts store will just sell the bearing by itself. i know for the front hub bearing you can just get the bearings.

vestalfootball72

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jack car up
place on jackstands
remove wheel
remove brake caliper
remove disc
pop off axle nut cover
remove 32mm axle nut after unstaking it
heres where it gets tricky- sometimes you need to get a hub puller, other times you can pop it right off, but the whole assembly comes out
clean the area, and put wheel bearing grease on it
put new hub on ( the hubs are about a hundred dollars, and are a complete assembly with new wheel studs and all)
put the hub washer on
tighten 32mm axle nut to spec
put brakes back on
ect
hope this helps

eg:R

it will cost me more to buy both rear hub/bearing for around $100+ each side. i think im just going to buy me another set of rear disk conversion. that might just run be $100 for a set.

vestalfootball72

definately a good idea- i just did all 4 wheel bearings, and after it was done i thought to myself why not just switch to all integras all the way around? good luck

rgillin

That's pretty good, I made a quick video on How To Change a Honda Civic Rear Hub Bearing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyeekUF-LyE