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Use a T-55 torque socket to remove the brake caliper pins, then an 18mm socket to take the caliper bolts off. Once you’ve done that, you can use your prybar to help get the caliper off and hang it out of the way using your bungee cable. Once you’ve done that, take off the rotor.

The 1st generation of the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 lasted seven whole years—a testament to the reliability of this iconic vehicle. But while your Silverado was built to last, wear components like wheel bearings need to be changed out at regular intervals to keep it performing properly during everyday driving maneuvers.

You’ll want to take out the bolts holding the old hub in place with a 15mm socket. After this, you’ll most likely need to wrap your hammer in a cloth and tap the rear of the hub until it comes loose and can be removed by hand.

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Put the brake shield in place, then slide the new bearing through and run the bolts through the rear. Snug them up individually, then torque each of them to 155 lb-ft (double check your owner’s manual, as specs for specific model years may vary).

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Get the part you need for your truck above, then read on for the steps you’ll need to follow if you want to install it by yourself. We’ll explain what tools you’ll need for the job, how to use them, and give you visual references so that you can get the job done right.

Use 40 grit sandpaper to clean out any rust left behind after you’ve taken the old hub off. Once you’ve done that, use a thin coating of anti-seize on the hub center to make sure the new hub won’t get too badly stuck after you’ve put it on.

Loosen the lug nuts on your wheel, then jack the truck up and support it safely on your jack stand. Then take out the lug nuts all the way, remove the wheel, and set it aside.

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There are also some warning signs that you might need to replace your wheel bearings urgently, even if you haven’t put 100,000 miles on them yet. Click the link below to learn more about those.

The bearings in your truck are responsible for absorbing the forces you create by accelerating, cornering, and braking—all of which put strain on them over time. Dirt and grime from the road can also enter the hub eventually, causing the bearings to corrode. That’s why you’ll need to put in new ones every 100,000 miles or so.

Reconnect your ABS wire and make sure the dust shield is on correctly—then slide the rotor back on (you may want to use a little anti-seize here as well to keep it from getting stuck in the future). Then put the caliper back on and torque each of the bolts holding it in place to 80 lb-ft.

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You’ll find the main connector for your ABS wire near the body of your truck, where the cable runs in. Take it out, then remove the clips along the rest of the wire and move it out of the way.

We’re almost done! All you need to do now is slide the wheel back on and secure the lug nuts. Start each of them, then torque them in a criss-cross pattern to 140 lb-ft each. Finish by lowering your Silverado back to the ground and pumping the brakes several times to make sure they work before you start it up and take it for a drive.

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With our high-quality replacement parts and this guide, you should have no trouble replacing the front wheel bearing on your gen 1 Silverado 1500. To have questions about this part or any of the others we sell answered, contact us now and speak with an expert who can provide you with the details you need.

If you need a visual reference for the steps above, check out this video we found showing how to replace the hub on your gen 1 Silverado 1500 here: