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The Hub nut itself just needs a large deep socket. I used an impact gun to remove it and unfortunately I do not remember the exact size of the socket. So for that specific step (removing the hub nut) no special tool is required. Its just a funky looking nut.
pull the tire, caliper and rotor, remove the cotter pin, remove the axel nut (36mm socket), then there are three 14mm inverted torx bolts to remove the hub assembly. its probably gonna be a pain to get out. clean everything real well and the new hub should slide right in
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Where is the battery for a Plymouth breeze 1998?
The battery is inside the left front fender, in front of the tire on a 1998 Plymouth Breeze.
How do you change the front wheel bearings on a 1998 Plymouth Neon?
You will need to take the front spindle off and take it to a shop that can press your old bearings off and new ones on.
How do you change the battery of a 2000 Plymouth breeze?
You take off the left front wheel and housing. It isn't under the hood.
How do ycu change the battery on a 1997 Plymouth Breeze?
Remove the left front wheel and inside fender skirt. The rest becomes obvious.
How do you grease front wheel on 1990 Plymouth sundance?
The front wheel bearings are sealed and are not greaseable.
What size is the front hub nut on a 1996 Plymouth breeze?
32 m
Where is the starter for a 96 Plymouth breeze?
Between the front of the engine on the bottom and the radiator
Where is the starter located on a 1999 Plymouth breeze?
On the front of the engine, near the rad fans.
Where is the battery on my 99 Plymouth breeze?
It is under the inner fender liner in front of the driver side front tire.
Where is the oil pump located on a 2000 Plymouth breeze?
Since the Plymouth Breeze came only with a four cylinder, the oil pump would be driven directly off the crankshaft at the front of the motor.
Where is the air filter on a 1999 Plymouth breeze?
It is under the hood, in the box at the front driver side.
Where is the water pump on a 2002 Plymouth breeze?
It is inside the front of the engine, driven by the timing belt.
