Wheel bearing help

THREEstumps89 · Jan 20, 2018

Ok guys, this is my first time posting on here so here goes.

First thing is I dont consider myself a be a head but the wheel bearings on my 2009 dodge game lamrie have gone bad. Now I researched the parts and procedures on how to best accomplish this. So anyway I went to pull off my hub caps to ensure that my 36mm socket would fit the axle nut but when i did so there was nothing there no axle nut, no rod just daylight on both sides. This scared me since all the videos I wached all took this part off. So my question is if this is a big deal or not.

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Wild one · Jan 20, 2018

THREEstumps89 said:
Ok guys, this is my first time posting on here so here goes.

First thing is I dont consider myself a be a head but the wheel bearings on my 2009 dodge game lamrie have gone bad. Now I researched the parts and procedures on how to best accomplish this. So anyway I went to pull off my hub caps to ensure that my 36mm socket would fit the axle nut but when i did so there was nothing there no axle nut, no rod just daylight on both sides. This scared me since all the videos I wached all took this part off. So my question is if this is a big deal or not.

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Is this a legit question or a joke,lol. 2 wheel drive trucks don't have front axles only 4 wheel drive trucks have front axles,hence the designation of being 4 wheel drive.You're truck is apparently a 2 wheel drive truck,so it doesn't have anything in those holes,so you don't require the 36mm socket .The procedure is still the same to replace the hub,just with-out having to unbolt an axle

THREEstumps89 · Jan 20, 2018

Well then I can now breath easy. I figured is was something as simple as that I just didn't know. Thank you for the reply

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