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HowToReplaceWheelBearings.com - Fix Your Bearings, Even If You're
an Idiot.

How many hundreds of dollars does your mechanic want to charge you
to replace your wheel bearings?

You Can Replace the Wheel Bearings

in Any Rear Wheel Drive Vehicle

for $35 in Parts in About 1 Hour,

Even if You Think You Can't Fix Cars!

I just taught my brother how to replace his wheel bearings, and we
recorded everything! If you follow my step-by-step guide, and you FAIL
to replace your wheel bearings, then I'll put my money where my mouth
is!

- _Kenny Gentile_

Hi there,

My name's Kenny. Did you know that a mechanic will charge you a
minimum of $300 to replace your wheel bearings? And that's assuming
that you get one of the good mechanics who won't try to get you to buy
a whole new hub assembly for $700 or more... Does that seem a bit
pricey to you? It sure seemed that way to my brother...

Here's a little secret: Anyone can replace wheel bearings! There
are some things on your car that, if they break, you're better off
calling a mechanic... But the wheel bearings? I could teach a monkey
to replace those! At least, that's what I said to taunt my brother
when he told me that he was going to take his damaged pickup truck
into the shop.

I've been fixing cars my whole life, and the truth is, replacing
the wheel bearings on a rear-drive car or pickup truck is actually a
very simple procedure. So I threw my brother in my backseat and drove
him to go buy some parts, and $35 later, we had everything we needed
to make short work of this very easy repair.

Now, originally I was planning to just show my brother how it was
done, but I kept thinking about what he'd said to me earlier:

"DAMMIT KENNY, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO PAY THIS MECHANIC 300 BUCKS OR I
CAN'T EVEN GET TO WORK! THIS SUCKS..."

That does suck. And what would have happened if I hadn't gotten to
him before he went to the mechanic? He'd have paid a massive chunk of
money for someone else to spend less than an hour doing something that
he could have easily done himself. Now, I saved my brother from this
mechanic's trap, but what about everyone else? There are lots of other
people (like yourself, maybe?) who are in the same position he was in
every day, and they don't have a good big brother to help them save
their cash...

That's when it hit me; I shouldn't just help my brother replace his
wheel bearings, I should help everyone replace their wheel bearings!
So before I started the repairs, I grabbed my friend Josh (who has
digital gadgets out the ass) so that we could record the whole
process.

As I replaced the wheel bearings, Josh took hundreds of
high-resolution pictures, and he audio-recorded our conversation as my
brother and I worked. Josh is a complete and total "car idiot", so he
asked questions that I wouldn't have ever thought of, but sure enough,
I had the answers for all of them! When the job was done, we went
inside and got right to work putting together the ultimate "Do it
yourself" ebook on the subject. It's finally done, and I call it HOW
TO REPLACE YOUR OWN WHEEL BEARINGS.

Catchy title, huh? Here's what you get when you buy my money-saving
ebook for $19.95;

* A COMPLETE LIST OF TOOLS AND PARTS - You can get the parts real
cheap, if you know what you're looking for.
* 27 PAGES OF PLAIN ENGLISH INSTRUCTIONS- No mechanic buzz-words
here! Every step is explained in detail in terms that anyone can
understand.
* 53 FULL-COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS - There is _at least_ one picture for
every step, right next to the explanation. You'll see exactly what I'm
talking about, every step of the way. No confusion!
* TIME-SAVING TIPS AND TRICKS - I've done this repair more times
than I can remember, and by now I know quite a few tricks to make even
the "hardest parts" of the repair really fast and simple.
* A 60-DAY MONEY BACK SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - Pretty
self-explanitory, but I think this is really important, so here's the
deal:

I worked real hard to make HOW TO REPLACE YOUR OWN WHEEL BEARINGS,
and I'm confident that if you follow my directions this will be an
easy repair. If you buy the book and my clear instructions and
photographs don't make this as easy as I say it is, then I'll give you
back every penny of the $19.95 you paid for it.

It's completely risk-free!

The choice is yours; Do you want to take your car into a mechanic
who will charge you several hundred dollars to perform a very simple
task, or do you want to buy my "Car-Idiot Proof" guide to quickly and
easily doing it yourself and get the exact same results for an hour's
work and $35 in parts?

With my money-back guarantee, you have absolutely no risk. If you
get my book and feel that I don't deliver on every promise I've made
here, then you can get back 100% of your money. Simply click on one of
the "Buy Now" buttons to be taken to a secure shopping cart, and you
can be reading your copy of HOW TO REPLACE YOUR OWN WHEEL BEARINGS in
minutes from now, even if it's 2 am!

Remember how I was telling how much a mechanic would charge you to
replace your wheel bearings?

To find that out, I went over to a local shop and just asked the
mechanic. He freely and politely told me the cheapest he would quote
you to replace a wheel bearing is $300-400, and then added, real
quickly, that he usually recommends that people replace the whole hub
assembly for a total of $700-1000...

I didn't lie to him to get him to tell me this, like I said,
mechanics are usually real cool guys. He knew that I was working on a
book that lets you do it cheaply yourself, and he still told me he
routinely quotes people $300-$1000, and that he tries to push them as
high up as possible. He's a real cool guy, I like him.... But I don't
want to take my car to him!

This is your chance to save yourself a lot of money, and to be able
to brag to your family and friends that you did a car repair yourself
that they'd never think you could. Fix your car, buddy. You can do it.
I know you can.

- Kenny Gentile

Buy the guide now for $19.95 and you can be reading it in 5 minutes!


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