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PostPosted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 10:42 am 
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I need to do a front wheel bearing, I haven't looked at it yet but are they pressed in? or is it just a whole assemble I need to take off? do i Need any special tools?

any brief description of the process?

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that link really didn't give a lot of info.

I just finished taking the old on off, needed a 35mm for the hub nut and a E14 for the 3 bolts holding on the hub. Other then that it took under 10 mins to remove.

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tjkj2002 wrote:
tommudd wrote:
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not too hard to change one.. but you will need i believe a 12pt. or 8pt socket(i forget) to get 3 bolts out that go from behind the knuckle out towards the wheels. i had a slight vibration so i changed mine (passenger side) but it didnt help :( you have to change the knuckle to change the wheel bering


those bolts are a son of a gun to get out or at least they were on the one I did
Those bolts require a E12 or E14 Torx socket.The knuckle stays,the unit bearing with the hub is what's changed.


Figured tjkj summed it up pretty good.

Glad you got it out without any problems. :)

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