OEM Saturn SL Wheel Bearing

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Saturn SL Wheel Bearing provides smooth wheel rotation by reducing friction and maintaining the hub alignment for reliable everyday driving. The Saturn SL wins fans over with its light weight body, durable 1.9 liter SOHC engine and 5 speed manual that provide quick responses and solid fuel economy. Engineers combined a 102 inch wheelbase with a tuned suspension so the car is stable on the highway, but nimble in the city. Original hubcaps, neat trunk lines, and integrated turn signal headlights make the Saturn SL unique in appearance, while curb weight of nearly 2,350 pounds helps brakes and tires wear out more slowly. An airy cabin, simple controls and split folding rear seat make commuting easy and the cost of owning low. With few complicated electronics, the sedan remains easy to diagnose and repair, and authentic parts are not hard to find. Built from 1991 to 2002, the car changed little and parts remained interchangeable and steady. The Wheel Bearing applied in every Saturn SL is inside an integral hub assembly that often houses an ABS sensor, its tough steel races and low friction rollers carry the weight of the vehicle, reduce noise, and ensure that tire alignment is protected so steering remains precise and safe. Regular checks are important because a worn Wheel Bearing can cause vibration or loss of wheel, but the component is sealed in such a way that it can provide years of trouble free service. To install, raise and support the car, remove wheel, brakes, rotor and axle nut, press out old unit, press in new Wheel Bearing, reassemble and torque.