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Exact Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) part that YOUR vehicle came with! When you select a Genuine OEM part – you can rely on the high Quality and effectiveness of the product and brand without having to guess if the product will work in sequence with your vehicle. Protecting your investment is important and choosing the right parts can be challenging. So don’t risk another minute by searching and buying something that might work.
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- About this item It Will Fit Directly Item Package Weight:2.
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4.5 / 5
16 source ratings
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John Garcia –
Received as advertised and as scheduled
Timothy Brossard –
Worked as expected.
Timothy Branthoover –
This was in a Jeep Patriot, known problem of a noise , kinda loud howl. They are easy to replace but impossible to identify which of the 2 bearings is causing the noise visually so they are replaced at the same time. It only makes the noise when spinning over 2,000 rpms and when the car is in motion and they are 6″ apart, about 10 inches in from the right front tires.I had to find the other one elsewhere, which further irritated me because I was led to alternative part number and a transmission parts warehouse in Texas who sold me the part at a fraction of this price. And delivered faster. I will provide pictures and part numbers later.