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98 jimmy inner hub bearings
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mastkiss1234
Oct 23, 2006, 10:54 AM
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98 jimmy inner hub bearings
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98 jimmy 4wl drive inner hub bearings replace. any special tools needed?how long does it take?is the speed sensor sealed in the hub?will one bad sensor give a bad reading for the rest?thanks
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DanD
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Oct 23, 2006, 12:58 PM
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Re: 98 jimmy inner hub bearings
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No specialty tools are needed but don’t show up with a plumber’s toolbox.
If the hub isn’t seized in the spindle it should only take about an hour to replace. If it is seized however long it takes to get it unseized?
Yes the wheel speed sensor is internal to the hub.
One sensor will not affect another but a bad sensor will throw a wrench into the ABS computer’s ability to make logical or correct choices.
Dan.
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