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First of all it's not the bearing that fails, its the wheel speed sensor inside the bearing. Secondly, go to Napa, buy a part with a one year or lifetime warranty. I did that and the next time that part failed I brought in my receipt and the dealer scan showing that it had failed and they handed me a new part. It only cost 20-30 dollars more but it saved me a boatload in the long run. My only other advise is to put dilectric grease on the connections when you assemble it. That is most likely the part causing the problems due to corrosion.
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