[rlg4675]

The drivers side fromt Hub bearing on my 2002 F350 has started to make a loud noise . It sounds like the hub bearings have gone south . I will take it apart in the morning . Where is a good place to buy the hub bearing assembly ? The local Stealership is asking $550 ( not selling many cars or trucks so making it up in parts and labor ) .

Thanks for any help.

 

[fordsforever73]

I've heard of guys going to Warn hubs on the SD's. I have them on my older trucks ('95 and '80) and they are great hubs with no issues.

 

[Bill1013]

Welcome to guzzle's Ford PSD Maintenance Web Page

If you are going to tear it down go there.

For the whole hub assemble, Azone for $360. If it's just the needle bearing it's a B2110 at NAPA or Azone for $10.76 . Just got 2 myself today.
The snap ring and O'ring from Ford is $16.

 

[rcornwel]

got mine from advance auto and was only like 220. had to go the steelership for the o rings

 

[SS317]

My local checker had them for 325 with the o rings. I tore into mine and found that they were ok, just REALLY needed greased up. Most of my noise was from the new calipers not releasing all the way. I figured since I was in there why not follow what's on Guzzle's site and lube them up. Guzzles is a great site, step by step instructions. It was really easy once I got into it. The hardest part was needing a larger set of snap ring pliers and a trip to NAPA fixed that.

 

[klhansen]

I've heard of guys going to Warn hubs on the SD's. I have them on my older trucks ('95 and '80) and they are great hubs with no issues.

He's talking wheel bearing/hubs, not locking hubs.

 

[fordsforever73]

oops...should wait till coffee gets into blood stream before reading/thinking.

 

[Carbon_Bigfoot]

Man am I glad somebody asked this question. I've replaced two full assemblies, so far one on my own and one on a company truck, and was getting ready to do the other side on mine. Very good and money saving info.
I vote we make this a sticky or FAQ. At least for a little while

 

[kevinj1]

Try to find ones made by SKF or Timken I did one of the cheap ones from Advanced Auto it lasted just over a year.

 

[rlg4675]

I tore it down and it is toast. I will try to locate one in the am I think that it would make a good sticky 'cause like wrecking on a motorcycle , its not if .....its going to happen its when .

 

[rcornwel]

Try to find ones made by SKF or Timken I did one of the cheap ones from Advanced Auto it lasted just over a year.

I hope not.. mines been in about six months now. i think they even have a warrenty on it. I guess I'll have to wait and see.

 

[bkn94]

I got one from powerstrokeshop.com. It has less than 5000 miles on it and the seal is already leaking. They say Ford only warranties it for 6 months and doesn't cover leaking, so they won't cover it. Mine is about 9 or 10 months old. Buy it somewhere other than the STEALER. Get a Timken that will actually last for awhile and will give you a 1 year warranty. Don't get screwed like I did.

 

[tbpower]

Look at these ones: 2000 Ford Pickup F250 Super-duty - Front Wheel Bearings and Seals Parts -PROQUALITY- World Suspension