Please help, need a link.

[JonStoltz]

I'm getting the ABS, SVS, Trac control lights and am due for an inspection. I remember finding before how to fix this but can't now, can somebody send me a link to a thread about this? Far as I know it's about the Wheel Speed Sensor which can't be replaced without replacing the hub. At least that's what midas told me. Is this correct?

[sleepyalero]

Yes. You have a bad hub assembly.


Remove wheel, remove caliper, remove rotor, unplug abs on backside of wheel hub, turn the wheel all the way right, remove 1 bolt, turn the wheel all the way left, remove other 2 bolts, total of 3. Pull hub assembly off, install new in reverse order. Pretty easy.

[aleros_eat_rice]

One little piece of info for you. If you reuse the stock axle nut (probably won't need to, they usually come with a new one) torque value according to the service book and dealer is 284ft lbs. The new nut only requires 173 ft lbs.

[a.graham52]

http://www.aleromod.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34924&highlight=Bored

[Shiwnath]

http://www.aleromod.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34924&highlight=Bored

The search button. Utilize this.

[JonStoltz]

The search button. Utilize this.

Like I said, I did but couldn't find it again, luckily user a.graham52 linked me exactly what I found before thank you sir!

[Redog]

Please feel free to post pics of your car, projects done or want to do, or just say 'hi' every once in a while.

We are here for more than to fix broken cars ;)

[JonStoltz]

Please feel free to post pics of your car, projects done or want to do, or just say 'hi' every once in a while.

We are here for more than to fix broken cars ;)

Thanks, posted a few projects in the Audio section already. Very helpful and friendly community you put together here. Where should I buy a new stock replacement hub? Don't wanna screw it up.

[aleros_eat_rice]

If you can't wait, Autozone or somewhere nearby. They go for around $75-$80 us or so around my place. The cheapest rear hub at Autozone is $60 near me. If you don't mind waiting a few days for shipping, rockauto.com is great.
Edit: looked up prices
The cheapest for the front hub is $35.79, which I would only do as a temporary measure, since the part is so cheap. At least until you save enough for a better one, like Raybestos, Timken or Moog. The cheapest rear hub is $43.89.

[JonStoltz]

If you don't mind waiting a few days for shipping, rockauto.com is great.
Edit: looked up prices
The cheapest for the front hub is $35.79, which I would only do as a temporary measure, since the part is so cheap. At least until you save enough for a better one, like Raybestos, Timken or Moog. The cheapest rear hub is $43.89.


Wow i did exactly that before i even read this ha. And I went with the $35 one too. Was gonna go with raybestos but money is short and inspection is up