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: the contact stated while traveling 45 mph, there was a loud thud heard and the steering became inoperable. The vehicle went off the road, hitting a tree on the passenger side between the door and bed of the truck. The vehicle was towed to the contact's residence and then seen by an independent repair shop. The repair shop determined the upper ball joint on the passenger side and the wheel bearing fractured, causing the steering to lock up. The manufacturer was alerted.
Consumer replaced a set of front wheel bearings approximately 3 weeks ago. Currently, need to replace them again. Consumer was told by mechanic that bearings were too small for truck and that was why they were wearing so fast.
Consumer has had to replace front wheel bearing again. He just replaced them 3 wks. Ago. Also, mechanic stated that bearings were too small for truck, and as a result they were wearing out faster.
- Egmont, WA, USA
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- Monroeville, AL, USA