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2007-2008 Dodge Caliber Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly 4WD Models

K2 Industries
K2-11320-DGE-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
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2007-2008 Dodge Caliber Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly 4WD Models
2007-2008 Dodge Caliber Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly — 4WD

Direct replacement hub and bearing assembly engineered for 4WD Caliber models. Pre-assembled unit ready to bolt in place. Designed to restore factory wheel speed sensor function and ABS performance.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Factory-Spec Assembly
Key Features
  • Pre-assembled unit - No bearing installation or press work needed on your end
  • Integrated wheel speed sensor mounting - Restores ABS and traction control signal integrity
  • Drop-in replacement - Matches OEM bolt pattern and rotor interface
Specs
  • Configuration: Single hub assembly with integral bearing
  • Condition: New
  • Fitment: 4WD models only
Whats Included
  • Hub and bearing assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to replace the brake rotor at the same time?

Rotor replacement is not required, but inspect yours for scoring or run-out before reassembly. If the rotor is warped or damaged, replacing it now saves a second teardown later.

What tools and fasteners do I need to install this?

You'll need a socket set, torque wrench, and a slide hammer or hub puller to remove the old assembly. Fasteners are not included — grab the hardware matching your existing bolt pattern, or reuse what comes off the old hub.

Will this work if my ABS light is on?

A lit ABS light often points to a failing wheel speed sensor or damaged sensor ring. This assembly includes the sensor mounting surface, so if the old bearing was worn, this should resolve the issue. Have the code scanned first to confirm the fault is sensor-related.

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