Front Hub Warranty??
I have a 2005 4x4 Laramie. Do any of you know if the front hub bearings are covered under warranty? The truck has 60K miles. The truck is covered under the extended 7 YR/70,000 mile drive train warranty. Took the truck to the dealer and they say this is not covered. Thanks.
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not part of what they consider drive train
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I'm assuming it was the maximum care extended warranty that you have...
Click on the My Current Plan tab and put in your info and it should tell you whats covered: http://www.dodge.com/en/service_cont...les/index.html |
no just what came with the truck 3years/36000 and the drive train warranty 7year/70000 i guess they dont consider the front hub bearings as part of the axle housing and internal parts
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OK,
If you are going to have to buy parts you might want to think about adding the free spin hub kit with re-packable wheel bearings.. do a search of this site for the kits and install.. |
truck is already at dealer. they submitted the part #s to chrysler to see if there covered under power train warranty. they told me there not . just under 1400 dollers to replace both.i was hoping they would be covered .
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1400 to replace i believe those parts only cost about 300 each last time i bought some
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it should only take 30-40 min. per side to install, rock auto has them for $214.00 last time i checked. u r getting bent over[nonono]
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Originally Posted by SJL
(Post 2395723)
truck is already at dealer. they submitted the part #s to chrysler to see if there covered under power train warranty. they told me there not . just under 1400 dollers to replace both.i was hoping they would be covered .
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Don't let the dealer bend you over like that. I thought I had a bad hub and the dealer quoted me $450.00 parts plus 2.5 hours labor. I found a better part (national) at O'Reilly Auto Parts for $240.00. Turned out it was my left axle U-joint.
I took it to a local garage and they charged me 2 hours labor and guess what.... that included removing the hub to get to the U-joint. When I asked the dealer parts dummy why their parts were so high he replied, "It's an OEM part." I told him the first OEM part went out at 70K, what make him think I wanted another POS to put back in there? [duhhh] |
u can get the oem hub its skf, i think e.b. atmus has it for $168.00. id stick with timken or bca
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