will this part fit a 2002 chevy impala and is this a front wheel bearing
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Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total with hand tools and a floor jack.
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This hub wheel bearing assembly will fit this vehicle if you have 4 wheel abs, and yes the application is for the FRONT.
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Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total with hand tools and a floor jack. Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total... » Read More Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total with hand tools and a floor jack. « Show Less
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I had a 2002 Silverado 1500HD with washer for front windshield only that this bottle fit. I would add as many delimiters to the search as possible. I also recommend that you replace the pump too, as they are not that expensive. The reason is that there are 3-4 attachment points for this bottle and you don't want to take it out more than once.
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I'm not sure. I was unable to get to the casement that where I could release the old wheel. I'm not sure if the wheel will fit the bearing so the wheel can turn. The wheel is clear rubber but the inner part of the wheel is black plastic.
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Hi Marie,The listing you're referencing is not the proper lug pattern for your Impala. Unfortunately the proper part number (LA77T15405) is currently out of stock at Konig.Thank you,BWT
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I used this part for my 2002 chevy tahoe. 99-02 use a lot of the same parts even some newer use this part as well
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the bearing i purchased from amazon did not fit my car although amazon said it did; i called timken and asked which part i needed for my car and was given part #513179 i purchased this product from another mfg. and it was the right part for my car which by the way is a 1995 buich lesabre; i e-mailed amazon about this and they said they would look into the problem' six months later i checked amazons site and they still listed this part as fitting my car; the difference between 513121 and 513179 is the speed sensor one is plastic and one is stainless steel make sure you know which one you have before you order from anybody the bearing i purchased from amazon did not fit my car although amazon said it did; i called timken and asked which part i needed for my car and was given part #513179 i purchased this product from another mfg. and it was the right part for my car which by the way is a 1995 buich lesabre; i e-mailed amazon about this and they said they would look into the problem' six months later i checked amazons site and they still listed this part as fitting my car; the difference between 513121 and 513179 is the speed sensor one is plastic and one is stainless steel make sure you know which one you... » Read More the bearing i purchased from amazon did not fit my car although amazon said it did; i called timken and asked which part i needed for my car and was given part #513179 i purchased this product from another mfg. and it was the right part for my car which by the way is a 1995 buich lesabre; i e-mailed amazon about this and they said they would look into the problem' six months later i checked amazons site and they still listed this part as fitting my car; the difference between 513121 and 513179 is the speed sensor one is plastic and one is stainless steel make sure you know which one you have before you order from anybody « Show Less
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Yes this will fit a 2006 Chevy Impala. I cross referenced this part on two othe parts web sites just to be sure.
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I'm sorry but all I know is that it fits into my 1.25" trailer hitch behind our Chevy Impala. I suggest you call the manufacture. I would assume it would but I'm not an expert.
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Disregard first answer!! The McGard 24215 Chrome M14 x 1.5 Thread Size Cone Seat Wheel Lock Set, (Set of 4) WILL FIT YOUR 2014 IMPALA. Assuming you haven't changed the OEM Lugs.
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I am not sure. Mine was for the passenger side of a 2007 Impala. Check on line for GM parts.
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Yes for the front either side. Bearing has to be pressed into the hub, there is a speed sensor in the bearing for rotation and has to face toward the sensor in the axel. but I learned Ford they had a changes in the production of this bearing. the price was right but my GMB 725-0242 lasted just 5 weeks and went out. The Ford one is going strong.
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This may not be much help, but my 2003 has the course thread, but the bearings with fine thread were cheaper, so I got those and just swapped out the studs. Easy fix to save some money!
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Sorry, I don't know about a Chevy Impala. (They worked great for a Honda CRV.)
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NO this does not ! You may want to check part 92-00106 AN for the front hub..
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Those are for front of Impala. You need 2. The rear takes a part # ending in R for right side and a L for left rear.
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It is a 6 lug. Should be the same for both sides. For some reason, the Amazon site said it did NOT fit my truck. However, if you find that part number on a number of other sites, for my truck, it said it DID fit. And, in fact, it DID fit, it was an exact replacement of the stock front hub bearing on a 2004 Escalade. I'm not sure why it says it would not fit on Amazon. Do some research on that part number, and make your own decision, is my best advice... good luck.
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It should but I a would ask your tire guy first. It is the same one for my Impala and my 2500 HD truck