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Hey guys, I am planning on replacing the driver"s side hub bearing tonight and need to grab the right size socket. I have seen 35mm and 36mm mentioned. Does anyone know whether the hub nut on the 2006 1500 4x4 is 35 or 36mm?Thanks!
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what size socket for hub bearing nutIts a 36mm. They can be tough the first time off so try to use a good socket, those cheap ones will split or round off. Snap-on socket works good.
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2005 Chevy Silverado Z71 Crew Cab6" Skyjacker lift w/Edlebrock dual front remote resoviour shocks, single rear remote. Rancho skid-plate. 17" x 9" M/T Classic Lock Wheels, 35" BFG A/T or M/T tires 4.10 PercisionGears w/factory locker, T/A Performance rear-end coverBanks CAI intake, ported throttlebody, JBA coated headers, over-sized Magnaflow cats, Magnaflow cat back exhaust, Diablo tunedB&M aluminum deep transmission panWarn brush guard w/Warn 9.5 XP winch, PIAA bulbs, Line-X bedliner, AWS Black tool chest, Extang tonneau coverWeather Tech floor matsCover-Craft seat coversDash mat coverFormula One window tintOne black Lab in rear seat.:glasses:
Its a 36mm. They can be tough the first time off so try to use a good socket, those cheap ones will split or round off. Snap-on socket works good.
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