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hey

well to start off i think my front wheel bearings need to be done in the M35 and by searching the net i found the just jap listing for the bearings at 240 each but i got the part number from the listing and googled it and found a ebay listing for a G35 front wheel bearing at 42.99 USD plus postage, so a lil cheaper for AUD.

here is the listing

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GMB-750-0292-40210AL800-Front-Wheel-Bearing-03-06-Infiniti-G35-base-sedan-/150895033189#vi-ilComp

now is it the same part because it lists the same part number as the M35?

cheers

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That's the right part number (40210AL800)

Edit: even found a pic.

The one labelled 40210 is shortened part number.

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Edited by Commsman
  • 2 months later...

yea im looking at doing my front wheel bearing also.. but wondering whether it would be worth doing the whole assembly instead of the bearing..

found this think its the right one

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Timken-HA590125-Front-Wheel-Hub-Bearing-Assembly-For-AWD-/310433079973?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Model%3AG35&hash=item484740e2a5&vxp=mtr

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