there are three bolts on the back of it that hold it onto the spindle. you have to take the brake caliper off. and also push the halfshaft through the hub, it may be easier if you unbold one of the balljionts, this will give you more room to work and should make it easier to get the halfshaft through the hub.
There is no need to disconnect the balljoint. And it requires minimal tools. The brake caliper assembley is held on with 18 mm bolts, and the bearing / hub assembly is held on with 18 mm bolts as well. The torque value for the bearing bolts is 77 ft. lbs. Make sure you clean the splines up on the axelshaft while you have it apart, and also apply a SMALL amout of grease to the axle shaft to ease installation.
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Yes it can be. I think you need to replace the whole hub assembly
36mm. You will also need an 18 mm box wrench to replace the bearing assembly.
yes you can but good luck finding one
Jack up the front end and support safely. Assuming this is a 4+4, remove wheel from problem side. Remove axle nut and washer. Remove brake caliper and brake pads. Remove brake caliper bracket. Remove brake rotor. Remove bolts holding wheel bearing assembly to knuckle. Disconnect ABS wheel speed sensor from vehicle harness if equipped. Remove wheel bearing assembly. Reverse procedure to install.
Remove the dash assembly to gain access to the blend door actuator.
It is located behind the dsah assembly, attached to the HVAC assembly. You need to remove dash to gain access to it.
Remove the tire and wheel from your 1982 Chevy Corvette. Remove the brake assembly. Remove the end of the axle. Remove the wheel bearing nut. Remove the wheel seal and the wheel bearing. Reverse the process to install the new wheel bearing.
If it is 4x4 remove axle from wheel bearing assembly and then remove the wheel bearing assembly. Make sure the tone ring (looks like a ring with teeth) is still attached to the spped sensor side of the bearing, if not, replace wheel bearing assembly with an assembly that comes with the speed sensor. Replacing a speed sensor without a tone ring is pointless because it won't work.
You need to remove the grill and then the headlight assemblies. I had to remove the battery as well to get at the last bolt for the headlight assembly. There are about 6 bolts and 4 preasure clips holding the grill on.
remove fuel tankremove fuel pump module assembly unitreplace unit
No. That is a factory sealed bearing.