Skip to product information
1 of 13

515142 Front Wheel Bearing Hubs 4WD For 2011-14 Ford F-150 Expedition Navigator

515142 Front Wheel Bearing Hubs 4WD For 2011-14 Ford F-150 Expedition Navigator

Regular price $277.89
Regular price Sale price $277.89
Sale Sold out
Quantity

515142 Front Wheel Bearing Hubs 4WD for Ford F-150 Expedition Navigator

This 515142 front wheel bearing hub assembly is a 4WD unit that replaces the original front hub on 2011-2014 for Ford F-150, Expedition, and Navigator models, restoring smooth wheel rotation and proper ABS tone signal output.

Overview

This 515142 front wheel bearing hub is a sealed 4WD assembly that carries the front wheel, supports the axle, and houses the wheel speed sensor ring on 2011-2014 for Ford F-150, Expedition, and Navigator trucks and SUVs. The 515142 hub installs as one complete unit, so there is no need to press bearings in and out. It suits owners chasing down growling wheel noise, ABS warning lights, or play in the front corner.

Built For Performance

  • Sealed bearing design keeps road grit and water away from the rolling elements
  • Integrated ABS sensor ring for correct wheel speed signal
  • Pre-assembled hub and bearing unit for a bolt-on replacement
  • Built for 4WD front axle loads on full-size trucks and SUVs
  • Matched flange and stud pattern for the listed applications

Fits These Machines

  • for Ford F-150 2011-2014 4WD
  • for Ford Expedition 2011-2014 4WD
  • for Lincoln Navigator 2011-2014 4WD

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a noisy or loose front hub on a daily-driven F-150
  • Fixing an ABS light traced to a failed wheel speed ring
  • Front-end refresh during brake or suspension service
  • Shop repair on 4WD Expedition and Navigator SUVs

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 515142
Position Front
Drive Type 4WD
Type Wheel bearing hub assembly
Compatibility for Ford F-150, Expedition, Lincoln Navigator 2011-2014

Good To Know

Q: Does this hub fit both 2WD and 4WD trucks? A: This 515142 hub is listed for 4WD applications, so confirm your drivetrain before ordering. 2WD trucks typically use a different hub design.

Q: Should I replace hubs in pairs? A: If both front corners show the same mileage and wear, replacing them together saves a second teardown. Otherwise, replacing only the failed side is acceptable.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

Get it between -

View full details