Wheel bearings on the front have just worn and worn away, so I might as well change them since I still own the car. They are making mad noise when the wheel input turns one way or the other. What all is needed as far as parts & l00b are concerned? Easy fix?

 

A press and a bunch of t00ls....and the ability to use the search function...

 

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w1ll0rd made big **** sweet post aboot this....

 

Damn we-todds

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=720159

 

fugg me. where's the icon when you need it.

Do you need a new wheel stud as well as honda wheel bearing or can you reuse the old studs? (will had ARP studs)

 

You can use the old hub/studs. I replaced the hub assembly at the same time as the wheel bearing when I did mine a few weeks ago. Makes the job easier, but isn't neccessary

 

Any other symptoms associated with this? Do you get any steering wheel vibration?

 

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nope, steering is fine, it just makes a funny noise when you turn it one way or the other.

 

there is a lot of work invloved just make sure you have a good press