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GMC Canyon Wheel Bearing, Rear Part Number: 12479031
$49.62 MSRP: $96.32You Save: $46.70 (49%)
GMC Canyon Axle Bearings, Front Part Number: 26053326
$11.46 MSRP: $20.46You Save: $9.00 (44%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
GMC Canyon Front Hub & Bearing Part Number: 84654063
$142.25 MSRP: $276.10You Save: $133.85 (49%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
GMC Canyon Hub Assembly Part Number: 13542341
$101.71 MSRP: $191.00You Save: $89.29 (47%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
GMC Canyon Hub Assembly, Front Part Number: 13542340
$100.76 MSRP: $189.22You Save: $88.46 (47%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
GMC Canyon Hub & Bearing, Front Part Number: 25832144
GMC Canyon Hub & Bearing, Front Part Number: 25832143
GMC Canyon Wheel Bearing
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It is undesirable for the GMC Canyon car wheels to be rigid and fixed; thus, the Wheel Bearing is vital since it enhances the wheels' flexibility. There are there types of hub and bearing configuration, of which the unit assembly that has the ABS sensor is standard. Bearing that is loose or worn may result in the produce of noise and vibration; there could also be loss of wheels. To look for problems, turn the wheel, examine the hub and use a dial indicator to measure play. Tapered roller bearings are used in vehicle gearboxes and they are replaceable; their condition should be carefully checked and greased. Altogether, the wheel bearings have a significant function of helping to ensure that a smooth and safe ride is achieved in GMC canyon cars.
GMC Canyon Wheel Bearing Parts and Q&A
- Q: What Tools Are Required to Service and Repair the Rear Wheel Bearing and Axle Shaft Seal on GMC Canyon?A:When performing rear drive axle maintenance work which includes Axle Shaft seal and bearing replacement utilities should include universal driver handle (J 8092) and axle pinion oil seal installer (J 21128) and bearing installer (J 23690) and slide hammer (J 2619-01) along with rear axle seal and bearing remover (J 44685). The required tools for rear drive axle service and repair consist of universal driver handle (J 8092), axle pinion oil seal installer (J 21128), bearing installer (J 23690), slide hammer (J 2619-01), and rear axle seal and bearing remover (J 44685). The starting point involves lifting the vehicle and taking off the tire and wheel assembly. Next, remove the Axle Shaft. Guardsman tools j 44685 rear axle seal and bearing remover should be paired with slide hammer j 2619-01 to extract the Axle Shaft bearing along with its seal. Install the axle bearing with bearing installer (J 23690) and universal driver handle (J 8092) before using the axle pinion oil seal installer (J 21128) for Axle Shaft seal installation. Replace the Axle Shaft together with the tire and wheel assembly. Place the recommended axle lubricant into the rear axle when the vehicle stands at its proper height.
- Q: How to replace the front wheel bearing and hub on GMC Canyon?A:To begin the replacement of the front Wheel Bearing and hub you must elevate the vehicle through proper techniques. Disconnect the brake caliper before removing it from the vehicle. Then slide off the speed sensor's electrical connector pieces and its bracket while keeping the speed sensor wire bundle neat from suspension parts. To work on the 4 wheel drive fixtures you must take off the Steering Knuckle. Separate the Wheel Bearing/hub and brake rotor assembly by unscrewing all its mounting bolts and remove the assembly from the Steering Knuckle. Perform the task by removing the brake rotor from its flat surface while disengaging the mounting bolt between the Wheel Bearing/hub and brake rotor. Detach the splash shield from the Steering Knuckle during this process. Narrow the Wheel Bearing/hub mounting bolt's contact area before fitting the Wheel Bearing/hub assembler with brake rotor. Install the mounting bolts first and tighten them crosswise to 20 nm (15 lb ft). Place the backing plate on the Wheel Bearing/hub and brake rotor assembly before installing the Steering Knuckle assembly. Install the Wheel Bearing/hub and brake rotor into the Steering Knuckle but avoid using air tools when tightening the hub bolts to the brake rotor. Secure Wheel Bearing/hub and brake rotor bolts to 125 nm (92 lb ft) torque, then connect brake caliper mounting bracket to Steering Knuckle and tighten its bolts to 175 nm (129 lb ft). Press the screwdriver or pry bar into the fins of the brake rotor and mounting bracket to make sure the brake rotor fits perfectly on the Wheel Bearing hub before tightening the rotor bolts to 81 lb ft in a specific order. Replace the speed sensor bracket and attach its power wire then verify hub/rotor/bearing tolerances. Install brake caliper components and the speed sensor onto the vehicle before lowering it to ground.
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