I brought my car to the dealership to get it looked at due to a noise coming from the rear wheel. After examining the car, they told me it was the rear hub bearing that needed to be replaced. I am now aware of the recall associated with this, but they are refusing to cover it under the recall. They want to charge me $150 for the rear hub bearing assembly, and $150 for the labor.
Not to drag this out any further, can someone give me a simple DIY for replacing the rear hub bearing assembly (driver side). I am fairly mechanically inclined and have done all previous work on my car myself so far. I just want to get an idea as to whether I can tackle this myself and avoid the $150 labor fee. I don't need super detailed instructions or pictures, a quick narrative of how it would be done is great, just to get an idea of what this job entails.
Thanks!
Not to drag this out any further, can someone give me a simple DIY for replacing the rear hub bearing assembly (driver side). I am fairly mechanically inclined and have done all previous work on my car myself so far. I just want to get an idea as to whether I can tackle this myself and avoid the $150 labor fee. I don't need super detailed instructions or pictures, a quick narrative of how it would be done is great, just to get an idea of what this job entails.
Thanks!