left front wheel bearing went out and i can only get the whole hub assembly from a dearship. anybody have one or knows where to get one . 01' 3500 4x4 dually i live in virginia beach

 

Thats the way they all come, as an assembly. Check with Napa and other parts stores, but make sure you get a Timken brand bearing. There are a few cheap knock-offs of much lower quality available.

Jim

 

Hub assy will run you ~$300. Dealer only. Comes with ABS sensor, studs installed, and axle nut.
At least here, if you're military, you'll get a 20% discount.

itonlyhurtsforalittlewhileShortround out

 

yeah i priced the hub assembly in culpeper, va and they would sell it to me at cost $288. i was hoping that someone might know if there were any junkyards or wholesaler that might would have one.

 

With all the work involved it's not worth the trouble using scrap yard parts on this fix.

 

yeah i agree about going new, a guy i know in boone, nc had a 95' like mine but got wrecked a couple of months ago. wish it didn't get sent to the crusher

 

the 95 would not do you a whole bunch of good, as it did not have front ABS. this is the difference in the front hubs.

I know, I just put a new left front on my 01, at the cost of $500.81 CDN. glad I didn't need to have it installed. jeez.

just another dealer only part. Even the parts guy said he was embarassed to charge that much for a wheel bearing assembly. Oh well, life goes on.

Good luck in finding aftermarket stuff.

 

If you have abs you can get them from discount auto parts at http://www.discountautoparts.com/ You can get the hubs for 250

 

The ABS is not the only difference......99 and down trucks had the hub style with the wheel studs pressed into the hub that clamped the rotor in place.....the bearing hub has to be removed to change the rotor. 00 and up have the rotor that slides over the wheel studs and the wheel clamps the rotror to the bearing hub. These hubs are not interchangable. Also, 2500 and 3500 hubs are not interchangable either as the wheel centering rings machined into the bearing hubs are different diameters. $300 US is a good deal for an ABS front bearing hub......list is around double that. Don't even think about installing a used bearing hub!

 

yeah i figured i would have to use a dealer for the hub. if you are paying more than $400 you're getting robbed. dealer wholesale is $288 and your cost should be about $365 or so, no more than $400

 

Both of my '95s have four wheel ABS.