ok a quick question. I've heard that sometime when replace a steering knuckle you also need a new wheel bearing. Is this necessary? I'm wanting to know so I can order everything at once. is their anything else that I would need to order besides the cotter pins?

 

the knuckle bent?

 

Yep. I put it up on the rack at school because NTB said it was a bent strut on a double wishbone suspension... and my SAI was just barely off and it's enough to pull my car when i brake and accelerate

 

I don't think the knuckle comes with the bearing installed, so yes you need a new one. Do not reuse the one from your old knuckle.

 

Thanks, found out its going to be like 350 bucks to fix...ouch.

 

Knuckle is $215, bearing is $55. It only takes 15-20min to replace if you do it yourself.

www.hondaautomotiveparts.com

 

sweet cheaper than the local dealership WITH a discount.

 

I can't find the bearing on here, whats the part number?

 

Look in the brakes section.

 

there's two bearing assembly i'm guessing it doesn't matter which one i get.

 

I only see one, #4.

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...y5=FRONT+BRAKE

 

If you have access to a press to install the bearing.

 

Indeed. But I can't imagine a machine shop asking too much to press the bearing in.

 

ah you have the 98 prelude selected. I guess it would have been more useful if i would have told you I have a 95 prelude

 

I'm pretty sure we have something at my school for it. Shouldn't be a problem.

 

When they list two identical parts without listing the brands, it's usually because Honda made some design change.