Wheel Bearing Kit - SKF - VKBA3961
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The SKF Wheel Bearing Kit VKBA3961 is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts maintaining Honda Civic and Accord vehicles. Its primary benefit is the inclusion of an integrated ABS sensor, which ensures precise wheel speed monitoring and seamless vehicle stability control. While it offers premium durability, users should note that front axle wheel bearing replacement requires specialized tools such as a hydraulic press or hub removal set to ensure proper seating and prevent damage to the new component.
All features
| Model Part Number | VKBA3961 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SKF |
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FAQs
Does this kit include everything needed for one wheel?
Yes, this kit is designed for a single front-axle wheel position.
Is a hydraulic press required?
Yes, pressing the bearing into the hub or knuckle requires a hydraulic press to avoid damaging the internal race.
Can I install this on the rear axle?
No, this specific part number (VKBA3961) is engineered strictly for the front axle of compatible Honda models.
How do I know which side has the ABS sensor?
The sensor side is usually indicated by a distinct magnetic seal; check the instruction manual provided in the box for orientation marks.
What is the warranty on this SKF kit?
SKF provides a manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
Troubleshooting
ABS warning light stays on after installation
Verify the orientation of the bearing; the magnetic sensor side must face inward toward the sensor pickup.
Humming noise persists after replacement
Check that the wheel hub was not damaged during the removal of the old bearing and that the new unit was pressed in perfectly level.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Integrated ABS sensor reduces installation complexity.
- Meets or exceeds original equipment manufacturing standards.
- Specifically calibrated for Honda Civic and Accord drivetrain geometry.
- High-grade materials offer extended service life.
Cons
- Requires professional-grade tools for proper installation.
- Installation on the front axle can be labor-intensive.
- Incorrect press-fit can damage the integrated sensor.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before installation, ensure the vehicle is lifted securely on jack stands and the wheel hub area is cleaned of debris. Because this kit includes an electronic sensor, avoid bringing magnets near the sensor area during installation to prevent data corruption. Compatibility is specific to certain Honda Civic and Accord models; always verify the part number against your vehicle's specific chassis code. For care, avoid using high-pressure sprayers directly on the bearing seals during car washes, as moisture ingress is the leading cause of premature failure.