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Front Wheel Bearing Replacement 900 1994

posted by  Bean on  Fri Feb 6 17:41 CST 2004
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I've checked the FAQ and archives for previous posts related to wheel bearing replacement to no avail, looking for 940 specific info. The more I read (about 240 series), the more I get confused. My car is making a scraping noise which sounds like it's coming from the front right side, loudest (which isn't very loud) while making a right turn and audible (slightly) while going straight. It may or may not be the bearings, I'd like to learn more about changing the them just in case. A few questions:

1) How hard is this job? The car is a 1994 945T, 123k miles.

2) What parts do I need to do the job right (including any "while I'm in there I may as well replace..." parts). ??

3) Where can I buy the necessary parts? I am looking for good quality. I've read that NAPA sells the OEM bearings.

4) Any tips on doing the job? How about synthetic grease?

Thanks for the tips,
Bean
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'80 242GT 91k, '94 945T 110k






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