OCPTY Wheel Bearing Hub 515078: Premium Front Assembly with ABS | Ford Explorer/Mercury Mountaineer | 5 Lugs Review

This worked great and the exchange was quick. The only downside was that the product photo showed new screws and it came without them.

Part fits exactly. The only problem is since it's a brand, the ABS and traction control lights come on. Otherwise there are no complaints.

The part arrived quickly and was easy for me to install (I was a car mechanic). The part was just as described. If you don't have the experience removing and replacing this part, there are plenty of YouTube videos to help you.

3000 miles later and these bad boys are doing great! Both sides exchanged, although only the left one was defective. So far, so good! I left the original ABS sensor on because I heard these aftermarket sensors don't register.

After paying $125 to install this hub assembly it had to be removed it had so much play it couldn't be aligned first thing they said in the store happened. I bought it from Amazon, I said yes, and he said they were all made in China and had no quality control and saw them fall apart in less than 100 miles. They all have bad reviews, I checked and he was right, I had to pay $179 to the dealer, but at least it's safe now, Ford said Timken is looking there if that helps anyone.

This part works fine with a 2006 Eddie Bauer Explorer V6. I changed the bearing on the driver's side on the first try, but the knocking stayed. absent from these vehicles and no attempt to manually shake a loose bearing will aid in diagnosis. I believe that soundproofing vehicles spreads sound transmission so far that you can't hear from left to right. Instead, I waited for the problem to get worse and then I could definitely tell that the right side would rattle in left turns and go silent in…