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2000 V6 wheel bearing - 2/3/2008 1:05:23 PM

kona200244041

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Hi, My friend has a 2000 eclipse gt that needs a new wheel bearing on the front passenger side. I looked at the auto parts store and found that you have to buy the whole bearing/hub assembly for around $130. Is this right or is there a way just to buy the bearing without the assembly? Thanks...

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RE: 2000 V6 wheel bearing - 2/5/2008 7:04:55 PM

Wingo171

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You have to buy the bearing/ hub assembly together. It's not entirely fun to switch out the assembly either. I might be able to sell you one for $100 + shipping if your friend is interested. Let me check if I still have it though.

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RE: 2000 V6 wheel bearing - 2/7/2008 12:57:34 PM

Wingo171

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I still have it. If interested, PM me and I'll get you a picture e-mailed to you.

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Current 97 Eclipse GS-T Spyder :)
Current 2008 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS SE : "The Wife''s DD"
2002 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT : SOLD
95 Eclipse GSX : TRADED
95 Eclipse RS : SOLD

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RE: 2000 V6 wheel bearing - 2/9/2008 8:13:38 AM

Thirdorb

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Yeah, I was having wheel bearing problems too. I had to replace the whole assembly to fix the problem. It's all a closed unit...they gotta make money some how, right?

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