Its easy....I just did mine on a 2000 Dodge Dakota Quad 2wd rear ABS, 4.7 Magnum
Here's how
1. The bearings in models 2000 and up are not servicable, meaning you must replace the entire hub...depending on where you buy, will determine the cost. (Range from $80 - $180 per hub/bearing.
2. Jack the vehicle up, remove tire. Remove caliper, and caliper retainer clip, slide caliper out of the way by hanging with wire or placing on top. ***Do not disconnect brake fluid line from caliper***
3. Remove rotor. It should just slide off.
4. Ensure you have replacement part before proceeding. Remove the spindle nut (Size may vary from model to model year, mine needed a 36mm socket)The hub should slide off without any difficulty.
5. Clean the spindle with a rag and replace with the new hub/bearing. replace with a new nut (Do not use old nut) and tighten to 160 - 180 ft lbs, spinning the hub as you tighten to ensure you fully seat the hub. That's it...easy
6. Replace everything else in reverse order.
how do i find out if i have ABS on my front wheel bearing , on my 2000 dodge Dakota quad cab 2 wheel drive
Yes.
They are a sealed bearing and are not "packable".
Wheel bearing?
The front bearing for a Dodge Stratus is attached to the Hub. To replace it remove all the components on the hub assembly. There are three bolts that hold the assembly in place. Loosen the bolts and pry out the hub. Replace the unit.
replace front brake rotors and pads.
locked-up wheel bearing or one that is about to lock-up.
Check the wheel bearing.
The front spindle must be removed as the bearing is pressed in. Not a job for a beginner, but if you have some auto expertise, not too difficult...
you look on another site and in the mannual
Front is easy, just replace hub rear is pressed in
spec calls for 185 foot pounds of torque, with a new nut.