i went to lordco and asked for a front pasenger side wheel bearing for a 96 integra RS and this is what she gave me
she looked pretty clueless so i thought i'd ask u guys before i get it installed

 

k, so where does this go?
the pics are so close up to tell the size, so it looks similar to a pilot bearing.

but yeah, I have no idea though.

 

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hahah thats a wheel bearing I would assume if you ordered it for the correct year car it would be right, where did you buy it from the Acura parts department, if so what is the product #?

 

I haven't broken mine yet, so I don't have the liberty of knowing what it looks like lmao.

 

Looks about right, you should verify if it is the right part number and such. When I did mine it was a bitch anyways.

 

ya they aren't fun to change

 

Yes it looks like one. Like bolo said they are not fun to change what so ever.

 

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they are fine to change. Pull your knuckle off, take it to a machine shop where they will press the bearing in for no more than $30 and then put the knuckle back on. A few hours and $30 is not that bad.

 

i used a hammer and a pipe banging tha crap out of it pain in tha *** but i got it done

 

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ouch. poor wheel bearing.

anyway, yeah, that's what it is. just make sure you got the right one.

you'll want a hydraulic press to get the only one out, and put the new one in. you can bring it the knuckle to a shop and have them do it for you.

 

Dont beat it in or out. Have it pressed. You dont want to have to pull it apart and do it again.

 

Assuming that the dimensions are correct, then that's what an Integra wheel bearing looks like.

 

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Mine was just shitty because of the castle nut was on super tight for some reason. The bearing actually unsealed and came right out.

 

lol that was the thing i was banging out. Im so hardheaded and do things tha hard way