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1998-2002 Honda Accord Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly ABS

K2 Industries
K2-11470-HON-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
$120.00 $99.99
$99.99

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1998-2002 Honda Accord Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly ABS
1998–2002 Honda Accord Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly

Direct replacement wheel hub and bearing for 1998–2002 Accord models with ABS capability. This assembly handles both steering and braking loads at the wheel, made from durable ABS construction engineered to factory specifications. Swap it in when your original shows play, noise, or ABS malfunction.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Factory-Spec ABS Compatible
Key Features
  • ABS-integrated design - Maintains anti-lock braking functionality when installed
  • Pre-assembled bearing unit - No need to press or service individual bearings
  • Direct bolt-on fitment - Matches original mounting points and geometry
Specs
  • Material: ABS
  • Configuration: Complete wheel hub assembly with integrated bearing
  • Condition: New
What's Included
  • Wheel hub and bearing assembly only
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need new hardware to install this, or can I reuse the old bolts?

Check your old assembly before install. If the fasteners are in good shape with no stripping or corrosion, reuse them. If they're corroded or loose, grab fresh hardware from a parts store—standard wheel hub bolts are cheap insurance.

Will this fix my ABS light or wheel speed sensor error?

If your ABS light is on because the bearing is worn (causing a bad tone ring signal), this assembly should resolve it. If the issue is elsewhere in the ABS module or wiring, the light will persist—get a scan before assuming the hub is the culprit.

Can I install this myself with basic hand tools?

You'll need a jack, jack stands, socket set, and a torque wrench. The brake caliper comes off first, then the rotor, then the hub fasteners. Straightforward, but take your time—wheel bearings aren't forgiving if you cross-thread or over-tighten.

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