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The ACDelco GM Genuine Parts FW331 Front Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly is a high-quality replacement part designed specifically for select GM vehicles. Engineered to meet GM OE specifications, it ensures a perfect fit and long-lasting durability, making it the ideal choice for maintaining your vehicle's performance.
| Manufacturer | ACDelco |
| Brand | ACDelco |
| Model | Front Wheel Hub and Bearing Assembly |
| Product Dimensions | 26.42 x 23.37 x 16.51 cm; 4.87 kg |
| Item model number | FW331 |
| Exterior | Machined |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FW331 |
| OEM Part Number | 22756832 |
| Item Weight | 4.87 Kilograms |
J**L
works as it should.
had it installed by a Auto shop. Took care of the annoying noise I was getting between 40 and 70 mph. Price was decent, there are cheaper options. You get what you pay for, I like OEM parts when available myself.
G**P
Original GM Delco parts way cheaper than dealer.
Parts arrived on time and save lots of $$$$
J**N
Great part. Good value.
Great fit. Was very hard to get the old one out- had to use a bolt against the knuckle to walk the old one off (YouTube). No issue with fit or finish on the new one. Good part, good price. 11 years of corrosion made it tough but the part itself was easy to install.
A**.
Original GM Part
Came well packaged and fit in perfectly in the 2015 Enclave. Replaced the bearing because the wheel speed tone ring failed on the original. Taking out the old wheel bearing was excruciating .. be prepared.
D**4
Great product but need the right tools to remove old one
You NEED a wheel hub removal tool to do this job. I saw 2 different types; one bolts to the old hub using lug bolts and is made to use a sledge hammer to beat on it at various rotations of the hub to break loose the old wheel hub assembly. The other one (which is what I used), again attaches to the wheel hub using existing lug bolts but has an adjustable threaded bolt to push against the wheel hub arm to break loose the old hub without using massive force with a sledge hammer. It worked but did take a while constantly reposition the tool to loosen the old hub before it broke free. New wheel and bearing assy installed and I no longer have increased road noise in the 40-70mph range.
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