The bearing is pressed in purchase a bering removal tool from any auto parts.
Most manual transmissions do require a pilot bearing.
go to harbor freight and get a bushing/pilot tool for about $30, works wonders , I'm a mechanic
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Remove the wheel, remove the brake caliper, remove the brake rotor, disconnect wheel speed sensor from harness. remove the bearing hub, remove the wheel speed sensor from the bearing hub. Reverse order for install.
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.
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You can't remove it because it does not have a governor. The speed is computer controlled.
Don't try it.
if the play is in driveshaft, replace u joints. if the play is actually in the diff, remove driveshaft and tighten pinion bearing.
To replace the speed sensor on a Honda Pilot you first need to research it. There are two speed sensors on the Honda Pilot. One is on the transmission the other is on the left front wheel. To replace the one on the tranny all you do is unscrew it. To change the other you have to remove the wheel, brake caliper and caliper bracket. Then you remove the hub. Then you pull it out.
Remove wheel. Hold brake disk with screwdriver through the brake caliper opening. Removed drive shaft nut. Remove the caliper then rotor. Remove electrical connector from speed sensor(attached to bearing). Remove three bolts securing bearing assembly.
You remove the wheel from axle then remove any clip holding the bearing and pop the entire bearing ( outer and inner race) out of the wheel. Take this bearing to a skate or bike shop to get an exact duplicate, or even to an industrial bearing shop to get abetter one.