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Old 10-20-2016, 10:27 AM
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Default 1999 cherokee which front hub? ABS

Just picked up a clean 99 cherokee 164k miles and need to replace front unit bearings/hubs. It has a dana 35 rear so i think it has abs.My question are abs vs non ABS front hubs on a cherokee different? I plan on using moog or timken bearings.
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ABS and Non-ABS equipped XJ's all used the same hub.
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Yes, they are indeed the same. I put Timkens on mine and I'm very happy with them. The only thing you need to look out for that year is if you have cast iron rotors or composite rotors. They used both that year and they take two different hubs. If you're changing your rotors as well then no need to worry. Just make sure they match the hubs you're buying. Otherwise you will need to find out first. Kind of a pain.
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Originally Posted by Ben Reilly
Yes, they are indeed the same. I put Timkens on mine and I'm very happy with them. The only thing you need to look out for that year is if you have cast iron rotors or composite rotors. They used both that year and they take two different hubs. If you're changing your rotors as well then no need to worry. Just make sure they match the hubs you're buying. Otherwise you will need to find out first. Kind of a pain.
Good point!
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Thanks! I did mine at the same time. Might as well wile you're in there. You could even take the opportunity to pull your axles and do front U-joints if you haven't done that yet.
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Thanks for replies. Going to check cast or composite tonight and order accordingly.

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