⚠️ Important Bearing and Pressing Warning:
Only Replacing the Bearing Mistake: In the original design, the bearing in the front wheel hubs of E36 chassis is a pressed and integrated set with the hub (wheel carrier). Instead of purchasing a complete BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing for a noisy vehicle, taking only the bearing from the industry and forcibly pressing it into the old and worn hub will lead to balancing issues and cause the bearing to disintegrate again in a short time.
ABS Magnetic Reader: In new generation hubs, the magnetic field read by the ABS sensor is usually integrated into the inner part of the hub/bearing. Hitting the hub with a hammer during installation breaks the magnetic ring and causes the ABS light to turn on. Installation should be done with appropriate pulling tools.
The most vital part of the suspension system that connects BMW's legendary 3 Series E36 vehicles, known for their etched road presence and pure driving feel, is here; the A-Quality BSG brand BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing is now available! This hub, which houses the bolts on which the wheel is mounted and allows the wheel to glide smoothly on the axle, distributes its bearings (balls) due to the challenging road conditions, harsh potholes, and the heavy metal fatigue that comes with years in our country. An old BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing with a disintegrated bearing produces an unbearable noise like an airplane engine inside the cabin when your speed exceeds 60-70 km/h, shakes the steering during braking, and creates serious risks that can lead to the wheel locking up. To eliminate this mechanical noise and confidently grip the road with your vehicle's legendary driving comfort, you can reset your suspension system with this brand new BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing, which has been factory balanced. Sold as a single piece pressed with heavy-duty bearings resistant to high heat and friction, this imported BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing provides ease of disassembly and reassembly and restores perfect silence to the front assembly of your E36.
Maximum Driving Silence A brand new BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing cuts through that increasing wheel noise as you accelerate, restoring your cabin comfort to its original level.
Heavy-Duty Bearing Structure The hub bearings, which operate under continuous load, are produced in a closed system (pressed) with special grease that is resistant to high heat. They do not take in dust or water.
Complete Assembly Ease The bearing is factory-installed into the hub. By removing the old hub and directly installing the new hub onto the axle, you save on labor and time.
Technical Mechanical Details
| Brand |
BSG AUTO PARTS (A-Quality Imported Suspension) |
| Product / Reference Code |
15-605-003 (Complete Hub in OEM Standards) |
| Product Type |
BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing (Complete Hub Set) |
| Compatibility and Installation Direction |
BMW 3 Series E36 (For All Engine Options) / Compatible with FRONT RIGHT or FRONT LEFT (No directional difference). |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
My vehicle starts making a serious noise after exceeding 80 km/h, but I can't tell if the sound is coming from the right or left. If I buy this BMW E36 Front Wheel Hub Bearing, will it be installed on the right or left? There is no distinction between right or left in front hubs; the part fits both sides perfectly. To determine which side's bearing is disintegrated, gently sway the vehicle to the right and left while driving on a safe road. For example, if the noise increases when you turn the vehicle to the right (when the vehicle's weight shifts to the left wheel), your left bearing is faulty. To be sure, it's best for your mechanic to lift the vehicle and listen while spinning the wheels freely.
My vehicle has an ABS braking system; is this hub suitable for ABS models? Yes, this BSG brand product is manufactured to OEM standards and is fully compatible with ABS sensor readers. However, during installation, you must ensure that the tip of your ABS sensor is clean and that it is not struck with a hammer in a way that would damage the new hub's magnetic ring.
