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Hey guys, ns am plan on replacing the driver"s side hub bearing tonight and need come grab the appropriate size socket. I have seen 35mm and also 36mm mentioned. Go anyone know whether the hub seed on the 2006 1500 4x4 is 35 or 36mm?Thanks!
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what dimension socket for hub bearing nutIts a 36mm. They have the right to be tough the very first time off so try to use a great socket, those cheap people will separation or ring off. Snap-on socket works good.
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Its a 36mm. They deserve to be tough the an initial time off so shot to use a an excellent socket, those cheap ones will split or round off. Snap-on socket functions good.
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