Service traction and abs light
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From: chicago
Service traction and abs light
ok I got 2007 2lt and having this problem going on it comes on and you restart it goes off .. so I been reading here many threads and it points out maybe a fail sensor in the hub bearing they are originals with 118000 on them .. I’m going to go to the shop this week to have abs codes read and it may pin point front or back .. so I’m asking for opinions on getting good wheel hubs like Moog , or any good brand that last long .. I know it a crapshoot with parts which are all made in China.. thanks for any inputs
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Bought mine from Rockauto. Take your choice. I went WJB which is a good China company. I mean is anything really made in the US ? So said.
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+assembly,1636
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+assembly,1636
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At NAPA the expensive ones are made in Mexico the cheap ones from China.
The difference in price eBay Chinese and brick and mortar "premium" is big enough that you can use 3 cheap ones for every expensive one.
Of course, if you think GM parts have something magic in them you can spend a lot more.
The difference in price eBay Chinese and brick and mortar "premium" is big enough that you can use 3 cheap ones for every expensive one.
Of course, if you think GM parts have something magic in them you can spend a lot more.
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Joined: 09-03-2006
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From: chicago
At NAPA the expensive ones are made in Mexico the cheap ones from China.
The difference in price eBay Chinese and brick and mortar "premium" is big enough that you can use 3 cheap ones for every expensive one.
Of course, if you think GM parts have something magic in them you can spend a lot more.
The difference in price eBay Chinese and brick and mortar "premium" is big enough that you can use 3 cheap ones for every expensive one.
Of course, if you think GM parts have something magic in them you can spend a lot more.
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I can tell you that our (FCA) OEM Speed Sensors are from Mexico. All of them.
On the HHR, though, I think you have to replace the bearing to replace the WSS. On the SS I did. Bearings would make me more picky. I trust Korea and Mexico way more than China for a bearing.
For what it's worth, even the Mexican-assembled sensors have a chip in their head from Thailand or China. I conclude it's the same. OEMs here like Mexico because of proximity and NAFTA.
On the HHR, though, I think you have to replace the bearing to replace the WSS. On the SS I did. Bearings would make me more picky. I trust Korea and Mexico way more than China for a bearing.
For what it's worth, even the Mexican-assembled sensors have a chip in their head from Thailand or China. I conclude it's the same. OEMs here like Mexico because of proximity and NAFTA.
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