2011 Accord replaced passenger side wheel bearing
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Re: 2011 Accord replaced passenger side wheel bearing
Did you use an OEM or aftermarket part?
The magnetic encoder ring is incorporated as part of the wheel bearing. The encoder (brown color) has to be installed toward the inside of the knuckle.
Get the trouble code(s) read and post the actual code number(s). Many auto parts store will read the codes for free. It has to be a OBD reader/scanner capable of reading Honda ABS trouble codes. It will probably have to do with the wheel bearing encoder or the speed sensor.
The magnetic encoder ring is incorporated as part of the wheel bearing. The encoder (brown color) has to be installed toward the inside of the knuckle.
Get the trouble code(s) read and post the actual code number(s). Many auto parts store will read the codes for free. It has to be a OBD reader/scanner capable of reading Honda ABS trouble codes. It will probably have to do with the wheel bearing encoder or the speed sensor.
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Re: 2011 Accord replaced passenger side wheel bearing
It's actually possible to install the bearing backwards, which wouldn't allow abs to work which cause this code. The magnetic side of the bearing must be installed towards the inside.
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Re: 2011 Accord replaced passenger side wheel bearing
just use a paperclip or something magnetic to test which side is magnetic or normally it will be the brown side or it will have something plastic covering it when you take it out of the package to protect it from damage
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Re: 2011 Accord replaced passenger side wheel bearing
yes, any time you remove a bearing it will be damaged
just use a paperclip or something magnetic to test which side is magnetic or normally it will be the brown side or it will have something plastic covering it when you take it out of the package to protect it from damage
just use a paperclip or something magnetic to test which side is magnetic or normally it will be the brown side or it will have something plastic covering it when you take it out of the package to protect it from damage
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