Is this for the frount or the rear wheel bearings?
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Rear wheel with abs. If you select your car year model etc it will explain that.
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In my application (2004 Saturn VUE) it was for a rear wheel, but note that it is only for 4-wheel drive, not front wheel drive.
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No it is not. It is good for both the front wheels but not for the rears. I hope I answered your question.
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This part is a 12" or 15" non-drive rear wheel. If you look at http://www.ereplacementparts.com/front-wheel-asm-p-725719.html it appears to show an 8" rear wheel for your model, although it is not entirely clear that that is the one you need. The 205-268 might still work (check the diameter of one of your rear wheels to know for sure), but I suggest you contact motownnusa at sales@mowtownusa.com and ask them your question. They should be able to help.
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Front Shock. Rears are different. Use the Look Up Make and Model, will help. Cheers. Ken.
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There are different sets for front and rear. I believe this is the front pair. I have the r32 so the brakes are bigger than regular GTI or Golf
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Both front and rear wheels are included. The rear wheel has a freehub that will accept Shimano/Sram cogsets that must be added by buyer. Freewheels are oldtechnology seen only in bicycles made before 1995 or there abouts.
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Its hard to determine with out looking at the part you are trying to remove ie: free wheel vs free spin cassette. I bought mine to remove a bottom bracket. Which also vary given the number of teeth to match the bottom bracket. During my search to find the right tool, I found a large variety of tools on the market that looked simular but was not the correct tool.
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I dont have the bike but in the pictures there are rear caliper mounts so the frame will allow for it but I cant see if the rear wheel has disc mounts. At the most a new wheel or hub might be needed for the rear.
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Both- but I used it for antique Raleigh and had problems with the gears hitting the frame, used used bolt on as I needed extra space. This is a good wheel, and bike rides well.
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This is a screw on freewheel requiring threads on the rear hub popular on older bikes 1990's and older. I believe newer bikes use cassettes and are not interchangeable. Perhaps some less expensive bikes may still use freewheels. You can take your rear wheel to your local bike store and they can tell you what you have. You will need some kind of removal tool you can buy from them anyway.
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These that I bought are for the front wheels and do come with the sensor.If you can I would recommend buying the more expensive bearings with Tempkin bearing for more reliable service. Search automotive section for compatibility for your car up where it says all,go to automotive and input your car.
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I have only used them on the front wheels but they are guaranteed I have replaced Chinese bearings that only got 19000 on them with Timken, bob
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No, these are for the front. The picture is a generic one. These have a stud mount at the top and bar pin mount at the bottom. The rears are KG5197.
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The front are not the same with rear bearings.Front have 3 mounting holes and rear has 4 mounting holes.To bad amazon does not use an accurate description like e-bay does
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The 796 has a single brake, which works on the rear wheels. The single brake works fine. I primarily use it for control on sloped walkways. The basket is a must-have, in my opinion.
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Seems Electrolux only supplies these with the part kit. If you have the Kit you should have gotten Instructions as well. The actual Part Number for the Instructions is # 5304457725 and seems you can buy them for a couple of dollars from most online Appliance Part Suppliers. I could suggest you call Electrolux/Frigidaire Customer Service..they might have a PDF they could email you. Finally, I will add that if you go on YouTube there are numerous videos regarding replacing the Rear Bearing and other parts. Best of Luck!
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It is my belief that the hub is what makes it a rear wheel, and rear wheel only. The hub is heavier, and threaded to accept a freewheel/drive assembly. Also the width of the hub is critical to fitting the distance between the rear forks. In a probability a rear wheel would not work as a front wheel. So that's probably why they label the wheels as "front" and "rear."