I would like to know the average cost to replace the left front wheel bearing on a 2004 G35X. Had it replaced three years ago and already making noise after only 41K miles.

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Asked by soiler Jun 23, 2015 at 11:07 AM about the 2004 INFINITI G35 x Sedan AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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The parts is about 80.00, 2 hours of labor at about $125.00 an hour. job should be about $350.00. I would do both sides...

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Thank you...appreciate the answer...very helpful. How about one more question. Got a ridiculous estimate to repair a small oil leak, which I was told is coming from the oil cooler. Know anything about that part of the engine?

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Yes, most of the times its the oil cooler seal ring that leaks on that car. It's an easy fix, no more then an hour of work, should be around $125.00 or so depending on the shop, if that's the problem.

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Thanks again...trying to figure out where the shop is coming up with over $ 700.00 for this repair, unless they are thinking it's something else.

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189,525

Find out before you proceed with the repair, have them show you the leak.

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