Describe your replace front passenger side cv joint 1998 4wd chevy silverado 1500 Problem my front passenger side cv joint is making extremely loud noise, especially while turning. How much can I expect this single repair to cost in a shop?

take off wheel remove upper balljoint nut seperate ball joint from spindle remove big nut from center of wheel remove six bolts to inner axle and carefully knock axle out of hub repeat in reverse for install

Wheel bearing on the right front

it sounds like your CV joint in bad. if you jack up the front of the vehicle and remove the wheel you should be able to see where the shaft and CV joint attach to the wheel hub assembly,, if you rotate the shaft by hand back and forth you will be able to see the broken joint slopping around.
remove and replace.

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Unlikely.
CV joints can't be damaged by just removal.
They go bad when water or dirt gets into the boot.
When bad, they made sound like sack or marbles, on tight, slow turns.
They are supposed to be cleaned and regreased every 80,000 or so.
The wheel bearings are supposed to last much longer than CV joints.
What is going on that made you change bearings?
What are the symptoms?

tire rub...worn bearings.....bad bushing....manly though is larger tires rubbing

Maybe, I think you mean the Ball Joint Boot???? you may be able to get on from chevy dealer

If it sounds like a bird chirping, replace the universal joints.

I say it's the CV joints. You have to jack up under the lower A-Arm, to take the spring pressure off of it, to check them.

(Use jack stands, and wheel chocks behind the rear tires. Emergency brake On. Work on a hard level surface. Be SAFE! Trucks can be replaced, YOU cannot!)

Check the cv joints. the rubber boots behind the tires on the front may be cracked or torn allowing dirt to mess with the cv joints.

a loud pop is either cv axle or ball joint so i would try ball joints or could be a-arm bushings also