Detroit Axle - Front Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly Replacement: 🔧 Town & Country, Dodge Grand Caravan, VW Routan, Ram C/V - 2pc Set Review

When removing old ones, heat the aluminum to expand the joint on the bearing. Don't overheat. Knock it out to remove it. Remove oxidation from aluminum. Apply anti-seize to new bearings. Installation was easy.

Product fits my 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan exactly. After the old ones were removed, the new parts could be easily installed. I haven't worn them long so I'm not sure if they are for long term use. Satisfied so far. I managed to buy 2 bearing assemblies for less than one at local parts stores.

Fits snugly, comes with speed sensor and wiring with bracket, plugs straight into existing wiring harness. Finally got rid of the annoying hum of the bearings. Looks like good quality and finish. Arrived earlier than expected, fast shipping. Many YouTube videos on this and subsequent videos were made in about 4 hours. Definitely recommend.

I purchased a Detroit Ax wheel bearing assembly on October 10, 2017 for my Chrysler minivan. No problems with the install and it worked fine for a little over a year and at least one of them is making noise again. Now I'm buying a replacement and it won't be a Detroit axle. I suggest listening to your car before the 1 year warranty is up to see if it's going to go bad.

Your purchase was very reasonable compared to visiting a traditional auto parts store. They arrived on time and in perfect condition. My costs were more than double. There were no problems with the installation and it was completely exchanged for the original parts. Both are working as expected with no issues, taking care of the high profile issue that happened to them before. I would highly recommend this seller and their parts based on my experience. I will seriously consider them again for…

Includes ABS sensor, cable and cable holder. The whole unit fit perfectly in my 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan. I heard a lot of noise up front, crunching, starting at about 30 mph. Removing the old bushing took the most time. I've tried many different ways to remove the hub, a hammer, a larger hammer, a pneumatic hammer, a jack for the hub bolts, the hub press only worked to force the axle out. I ended up going to HD and bought a 3/8" female coupler (it's an inch nut) with a 1" bolt. I screwed the…

The old hub assembly was a hassle to remove on my 2010 Grand Caravan but they did as expected, I mean after about 20mph I noticed they were still making noise!? They were installed correctly as I have made many wheel bearing hub assemblies in the past. There's really no other way to put them in fairly clear view so I wanted to mention I've only ridden about 5 miles to date. from onset and noticed they still have a good sound for being quite loud!?why? Not sure why, has anyone else had this type

Exactly for my 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan. A humming noise has been coming from the driver's front wheel area for 2 months. The "hum" was directly related to the van's speed. Softer, deeper tone at low speeds (15-20 mph), increasing in volume and tone as the van speeds up. (Note: the noise was NOT loud, ie I had to turn off the AC and radio to hear it clearly.) Having worked on cars since 1959, I know that if one bearing moves, the other bearing very likely does is follows after a short time…