Remove the tire from the vehicle and the caliper on the rotor. Remove the rotor from the vehicle by removing the 3 retaining bolts that hold the rotor to the hub (bearing) and the dust cover. Cut or bend the tabs on the axle nut so you can remove the axle nut from the spindle. Remove the hub (bearing) from the spindle. Try to wiggle it off if possible. If not, then lightly hit it on the rear of the hub to remove it from the spindle. One it's off remove the inner race with a locking 3 jaw puller and the inner dust cover. Clean the spindle and install the new inner dust cover. Lightly tap it on so it's seated all the way. Grease the spindle lightly and install the new hub. You will have to use a special tool (Bearing/Race installer) to make sure you don't damage the new hub or remove the outer race from the hub. Seat the hub all the way on the spindle and install the rotor, retaining bolts and new axle nut. The axle nut needs to be tightened to 200#. Make sure you don't over-tighten the axle nut. It could lead to wearing out your new bearing prematurely. Bend the tabs in on your axle nut put the new dust cover on (You can use the old one if it's not damaged) and put everything back together.
the front wheels have no bearings
06 BMW 325i front or rear wheel drive?
yes, it is front wheel drive.
rear wheel drive
No. The BMW E89 Z4 sDrive35i is rear wheel driveonly.
To my knowledge, there has been no FWD BMW made, but that could change in the future. BMW does own the Mini company, and Mini produces Front Wheel Drive vehicles.
To replace a throw out bearing in any car or truck you must remove the gearbox, then remove the clutch, then pull the bearing out of the flywheel and replace it. Assemble in reverse order.
The 2009 BMW M3 has rear wheel drive.
The 2010 BMW X3 has all wheel drive.
The 2003 BMW Z4 has rear wheel drive.
The 2013 BMW M6 has rear wheel drive.
The 2008 BMW Z4 has rear wheel drive.