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How do you replace the front wheel bearing on a ford 1995 ford f150 4x4 with automatic locking hubs?
it might have to be pressed in with a machine call and ask people
What are the torque specs for front wheel bearings on a Ford F-150?
What is the tonque specs on the front wheel bearing for an 02 ford F150
What is the torque spec for a 2004 ford F150 front wheel bearing?
225 ft lbs
What size spindle socket is needed for a 91 ford f150 4x4 to removing hub wheel to replace wheel bearing?
24 mm i believe
How do you replace front wheel bearings on a F150 Ford?
first you need to state. 2or 4 wheel drive.next the year and if it is 4x4 with or with out lookout then we can help.
What is torque spec. for 79 Ford F150 4 wheel drive front wheel bearing?
Go to Ford Muscle.com and scroll down to the trucks section and ask your question there. Good Luck.
Is the 2004 F150 front wheel drive?
No , rear wheel drive or 4X4 capable
Is the 2006 ford f150 front wheel drive?
No , rear wheel or 4x4
How do you change wheel bearing on a 2011 ford f150?
2 or 4 wheel drive makes a big difference. Need more info.
How do you remove the rotor on 1991 Ford F150 4X4?
special socket required to remove nut that retains rotor and wheel bearing. use impact gun . be prepared to repack and reset wheel bearing
How do you replace wheel bearing on a 1990 ford f150 2 wheel drive?
pull the wheel, remove the bearing dust cover, remove the cotter pin, remove the castle nut, slide the hub off, take out the rear seal and bearing, knock out the races reinstall in reverse order. pack bearings and hub with good grease don't go cheap. oh it helps to remove the brake caliper for a first timer
You own a 81 ford f150 4x4 you are trying to replace the wheel bearings and you can no buy any that fit they all look the same but are 001 to small is there a different wheel bearing that you need to?
Take the old bearing out, take it to a bearing shop. They can look it up. If they are .001" too small, you may have to get a new hub. The only other thing would be a metric bearing. Look and see where the truck was made. You could also use green lock tight to fill the gap and secure the bearing.
