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Dodge Caravan Hub & Bearing Part Number: 4721515
$131.64 MSRP: $279.00You Save: $147.36 (53%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Dodge Caravan Hub & Bearing, Front Part Number: 4641517AD
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Dodge Caravan Hub & Bearing, Rear Part Number: 4721515AD
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Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearings Part Number: 5252823
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Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing, Front Outer Part Number: 3683974
$18.25 MSRP: $23.14You Save: $4.89 (22%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysDodge Caravan Hub & Bearing Part Number: 4721513
Dodge Caravan Hub & Bearing Part Number: 4641516
Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing Part Number: 4397499
Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing, Front Part Number: 4397498
Dodge Caravan Hub & Bearing, Rear Part Number: 4683869AB
Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing
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The Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing is one of the vital parts that grasps the dependability and efficiency of auto parts in the market. Intended to improve the swiveling of the wheels, the Wheel Bearing contributes a lot to the proper functioning of the Dodge Caravan making it safe to drive. This Wheel Bearing can be used on many models of Dodge Caravan, including the famous Grand Caravan and it offers great performance in normal and more challenging driving situations. The Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing is designed to have a strong and thick blend that reduces the amount of friction that can wear down the component quickly hence enhancing durability. It most commonly has incorporated an ABS sensor that is extremely helpful in the management and enhancement of the braking system and stability of the vehicle. It is critical to Recognize the Wheel Bearing; the defects or damaged bearings can cause vibrations or even result in wheel detachment; therefore, the inspection is crucial for safety's sake. In addition, the Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing is also easy to maintain since some of the bearing structures are the tapered roller bearings that need replacement besides constantly being greased in order to work at their optimized prime. Thus, the pay attention to detail and the adherence to quality in the Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing make the automotive part outstanding in the market of automobile parts available for Dodge brand cars, thus strengthening the image of the brand that produces reliable vehicles. In conclusion, the Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing can be considered as an absolute necessity for promoting the efficiency and safety of the Dodge Caravan and becoming a car of choice for many families and individuals.
Dodge Caravan Wheel Bearing Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Install a Wheel Bearing on Dodge Caravan?A:You should start the installation by placing the four mounting bolts for the hub and bearing into the rear axle flange's holes. After that, attach the rear brake support plate to the already attached bolts. Bring the rear hub and bearing together so they line up with the bolts, thread those bolts into the assembly and tighten each one with the 129 Nm (95 ft. lbs.) torque in a crisscross fashion. Before installing a vehicle with antilock brakes, ensure the wheel speed sensor does not get wet or dirty. If the metal sensor retaining clip is not in a neutral spot on the hub and bearing cap, simply flip the cap over and push it upwards from the bottom until it clicks into place. Put the wheel speed sensor at the hub's back and bearing, press it until the tab snaps into the indicated notch and use force to click it onto the metal clip that holds it in place. Use the secondary yellow retaining clip and lock the other tabs on both sides of the sensor. After the Brake Drum or rotor, attaching the Brake Caliper and mounting the wheel and tire, tighten the wheel nuts to 135 Nm (100 ft. lbs.). Set the brakes in the back as required, get the vehicle onto the ground and test the brakes on the road.
- Q: How to Service and Repair a Wheel Bearing on a Front-Wheel Drive on Dodge Caravan?A:For wheel bearing service and repair on a front-wheel drive car, begin by raising it and taking both the wheel and tire off. After that, remove the Brake Drum or caliper and rotor from the hub and bearing. If antilock brakes are fitted, first take out the secondary (yellow) retaining clip at the back of the wheel speed sensor head, push up the metal clip to release it when it hits the top face and finally pull the sensor head backwards to remove it. Loose the bolts that hold the hub and bearing to the rear axle. If corrosion is stopping you from removing the hub and bearing by hand, use Remover, Special Tool 8458, by first unscrewing the two outboard spring plate bolts, threading in the two Threaded Guide Pins and attaching the Screw Mount, Special Tool 8458-2, so that the number faces the hub and bearing. Set the Push Plate, Special Tool 8458-1, onto one end of the Threaded Guide Pins, brush a tiny amount of grease onto the Push Plate in the dimple and put Screw Mount Special Tool 8458-3 through from behind. Screw down the Forcing Screw onto the dimple on the Push Plate to press the hub and bearing out of the axle, remove the tool and then install the two outboard spring plate bolts, tightening them to 102 Nm (75 ft. lbs.). After unbolting the hub and bearing from the rear axle and brake support plate, bolter the 4 hub and bearing to axle mounting bolts through the holes in the rear axle and then install the rear brake support plate over the mounting bolts. Position the rear hub and bearing along the bolts, insert the bolts and tighten them across opposite bolts to 129 Nm (95 ft. lbs.). If your vehicle relies on antilock brakes, make certain that the wheel speed sensor is clean and dry as you install them. If the metal sensor retaining clip isn't in the neutral spot, put it in from below and keep pushing until it clicks into place. Set the wheel speed sensor at the back of the hub and the bearing, with the index tab right over the notch and then push it in until it catches the metal clip. Finally, snap the secondary (yellow) retaining clip into place over the wheel speed sensor head, install the brake drum or disc brake rotor and Brake Caliper and the wheel and tire, putting the wheel nuts in and tightening them to 135 Nm (100 ft. lbs.). Check and adjust the rear brakes, lower your vehicle and use it for a test drive to see if the brakes work properly.
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