i have a 93 z28 lt1 and when i go about 40 mph i can hear the left front wheel make a squeeling sound i was told it could be a wheel bearing, but im not sure.where exactly is the wheel bearing located at ?

 

When you take the wheel off, the rodar is there. Take the caliper off, then remove the roder. Inside/behind the roder is the wheel bearing. It is a cylinder type thing with about 15 little berrings and a TON of greese on it.

Pardon the spelling.

 

chances are all you have to do is repack the bearing

 

In the 4th gen Camaro, the front wheel bearings are not seviceable. You most replace the entire hub & bearing assembly. Remove wheel, unbolt the caliper & move it out of the way leaving it attached to brake line, remove rotor, remove the 4 bolts attaching the hub assembly to the steering knuckle and replace hub. Don't forget to put everything back toghether. lol

 

im not really experienced with working on cars i am learing but do you know a good place that i could get this done ?

 

That is a pretty simple job, most any service shop can handle it. You can always goto a Chevy dealer if you have any doubts, but they don't come cheap.

 

i usually buy my stuff from summit, but i cant find the hub anywhere, does anyone know where to get a good one at ?

 

Go to a regular auto parts store like Auto Zone, Pep Boys, Napa, etc.. This is a common repair part, and one is as good as the other. Probably cost $!00-$175, depending if you have antilock brakes or not.

 

well i actually found out thats its not the wheel bearing at all i had my mechanic look at it and its the differential its all burnt out, i have to get it rebuild which is gonna set me back $750-$1000

 

That's a big difference between differential in rear axle, and front wheel bearings.