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Front hub bearing replacement in Emek Hefer

16 companies found

Keren Garage
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:45
  • He-Kharish St 17
  • English, Hebrew
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Garage Givat Haim Ha'Meuhad
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:30
  • Unnamed Road, Givat Haim
  • English, Hebrew
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Hefer Car Services
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:30
  • Gesher HaEts 10
  • English, Hebrew
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Garage Prigat
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:30
  • Givat Haim
  • Hebrew
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Shaibi Shmuel
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 08:00
  • Givat Haim
  • English, Hebrew
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Garage Kibbutz Maabarot
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:00
  • Ma'barot, Ma'abarot
  • English, Hebrew
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S.Y.P Auto Electricity
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 08:00
  • Mish'ol Ganim 2, Kfar Vitkin
  • English, Hebrew
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Ha`Egoz Bnei Zion
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 08:00
  • Gesher HaEts 20, 3877701
  • English, Hebrew
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Garage Mishmar Ha'Sharon
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:30
  • Unnamed Road, Mishmar HaSharon kibbutz
  • English, Hebrew
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Z.L.A. Earthworks Equipment
  • ShowroomCar Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:30
  • Ha-Batsir St 46
  • English, Hebrew
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Garage Benni, Beit Herut
  • Car Service
  • Closed Will open on Thursday at 07:00
  • Derech HaHadarim 100, Beit Herut
  • English, Hebrew
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Front hub bearing replacement

It may be time to replace the front hub bearing in the presence of the following signs: increased noise and hum when driving on a flat road, increased play in the wheel hub, noise when the wheel rotates without load, and the hub heating when the vehicle is moving. In order to replace the bearing, dismantle the bearing nut, remove the wheel if necessary, disconnect the caliper from the steering knuckle, disconnect the brake disc from the hub, dismantle and replace the bearing with a new one. The procedure differs depending on the car brand and model.