2001 Honda Civic Repair Question
Asked on October 28, 2010
2001 Honda Civic Wheel Bearing Replacement Labor Cost
Drive Train Axles Bearings problem
2001 Honda Civic 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 123000 miles
What would be the pro/con to obtaining aftermarket wheel bearings? Also, what would a dealer charge, as far as labor hours, to replace each?
2001 Honda Civic 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 123000 miles
What would be the pro/con to obtaining aftermarket wheel bearings? Also, what would a dealer charge, as far as labor hours, to replace each?
Asked by letzjam11Answer
Replied on October 28, 2010
Aftermarket brands are fine as long as it's one of the major brands like Timkin or BCA. The flat rate time is 1.5 houirs per side. They are pressed in.
Replied on October 28, 2010
Ever hear of a brand called PartsMaster? What's your take on them if you have?
Do the bearings differ between ABS and non-ABS models? Most websites don't differ, but a few asked to specify.
Replied on October 28, 2010
The ABS shouldn't matter.
Partsmaster is a private brand sold as a low cost substitute. Compare it with the store brands of a supermarket. It may have been made by the majors but you'll never know.