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Old November 7th, 2010, 8:34 AM
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i am new to the site and have a question for yall.

i need to repack the front bearings on the drivers side, i've been looking through my haynes manual and cant find how to do it. any suggestions?

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What year is the truck?
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its a 03 silverado 1500.

had to make a new account.
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2 wheel drive or 4 wheel? i know the 4wd's are sealed bearings nothing you can do to them but replace them, for that year i don't know if the 2wd is tapered bearing or sealed. ether way if you have noise or play in the bearing they need to be replaced.
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2wd, i have a mix between a squeal and a grinding noise. everytime i pull off the tire to look, when i put it back on it stops for about 10-15 mins then right back to making noise. i dont want to break down and pay somebody to fix it, but i am at my wits end.

i just got done with a 2000 mile trip, and it has gotten alot worse since i have been here.
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It's a sealed unit, and must be replaced. Some come off easy, but most I've seen are a pain to remove.

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i noticed that it aint gunna be easy when i had the tire off the other day. i am going to be working in a parking lot also, its gunna be a fun day.
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just got it done, thanks for the help!
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Originally Posted by Burnett 1500
just got it done, thanks for the help!
Were they seized on or come off easy when you took out the bolts ?
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i just took off the bolts to the assembly and hit it with a hammer a couple of times and it popped off.


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