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ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13517459 Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly - Replacement for Chevy, GMC, Buick & Cadillac - Perfect for Off-Roading, Daily Commuting & Winter Driving
$72.05
$131
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ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13517459 Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly - Replacement for Chevy, GMC, Buick & Cadillac - Perfect for Off-Roading, Daily Commuting & Winter Driving ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13517459 Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly - Replacement for Chevy, GMC, Buick & Cadillac - Perfect for Off-Roading, Daily Commuting & Winter Driving
ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13517459 Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly - Replacement for Chevy, GMC, Buick & Cadillac - Perfect for Off-Roading, Daily Commuting & Winter Driving
ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13517459 Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly - Replacement for Chevy, GMC, Buick & Cadillac - Perfect for Off-Roading, Daily Commuting & Winter Driving
ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13517459 Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly - Replacement for Chevy, GMC, Buick & Cadillac - Perfect for Off-Roading, Daily Commuting & Winter Driving
$72.05
$131
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WHEEL HUB & BEARING ASSEMBLY
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This is the OE hub for my car, and after 70k, the old one still felt tight. However, the reluctor ring (magnetic segmented ring for sensing wheel speed) is essentially a rubbery sticker on the rear end of the bearing. So of course it just freaking falls off and sets a million codes. Can’t be purchased separately, so you end up replacing a $150 part for a $3 ferrite ring. Freaking cheap, GM.

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