🔧 ACDelco FW324 GM Original Front Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly with Speed Sensor & Studs - Enhanced Performance & Durability Review

It wasn't the cheapest version I could find, but it wasn't the most expensive either. Fits Avalanche 2-WD 2004. It wasn't that difficult to install. Find a friend. Sometimes you need 3 hands. You can find some installation videos on Youtube. I'm not a mechanic. Very smooth running after vibration fracture. I am happy.

I just replaced this and I've driven it less than 500 miles but I just replaced a non original wheel bearing that was only 14 months old. So I am estimating that like the originals this one will last over 100,000 miles! If something bad happens I will update the review accordingly. It's always better to use factory parts, especially when they're critical!

. Worked fantastically well. No problem. The truck is ready for another 150,000 miles. This part is easy to install if you have the right tools. (Tie rod end puller, big hammer, jack, torque wrench, etc.) Before you start, make sure you have these. Too much difficulty for a beginner, but you don't have to be an expert. Just take your time and it should always go very smoothly.

so far so good! I'm very glad I bought them from Revain! My Tahoe is smooth and quiet again. I'm even happier knowing I saved $200 by not buying it from the dealer! Chevy asked $300 for the hub assembly, but not today! I love using genuine parts on my Tahoe and I'm glad I stumbled across this! You are great so far! 👍🏽👍🏽

This prevented the ABS from inadvertently engaging at low speeds on my 2004 Express van, so I'm very happy with that as the dealer was charging about a thousand dollars a side to get the job done . The sensor wiring, including terminals, matched my factory wiring exactly. They were made in Mexico and not packaged well in factory packaging for such an expensive item. If you plan to do this buy new GM bolts to hold them in place as you will most likely blow off one or two of the 15mm bushings on…

Noticed a buzzing noise. I thought it was worn tires, but based on YouTube videos showing how to check for bad wheel bearings, it turned out to be a bad bearing on the left front wheel. After installation the noise was gone. It's a lot quieter. Tips: Watch YouTube videos on installing wheel bearings and disc brakes. Use sockets (15mm and 18mm) to remove/install the avalanche bearing and caliper bolts as 12 point sockets strip the bolt heads due to the high torque settings. A small amount of…

You think an OEM would be the best option, right? The original kit on my car went over 150,000. I bought it over 6 months ago. I immediately replaced the bad one. Immediately after the jump, the bearings began to make noise. You can hear the bearings turning. These are sealed hubs so you can't add lube. If you hear the bearings turning like a baby rattle, you either have no grease in the hub or the bearings are missing. After 8 months the hub is still strong, no play but the noise is annoying…