Is it possible to change my 99 civic front passenger side wheel bearing without having to have the old one pressed out and new one pressed in?

 

Dude have you been smoking crack? You just asked if you could change your underwear with out taking them off and putting a new pair on. Dude you obviously have never done this before. Take the whole knuckle off, bring it to a shop with the new bearing and pay them to press the old one out and the new one in. They shouldnt charge you to much. The pressing is a bitch, it took me forever to get the new one straight.

 

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no.

 

Thanks guys for the quick answears... I'm going early in the morning to have the wheel bearing pressed out and the new one in... I have the whole assembly apart and ready...

 

Well I got everything pressed out and the new bearing in... Unfortunately I didn't know I needed new nuts. Had no idea the 2 nuts were one time in nuts. Hopefully this will be done Monday, depending on if Honda has the nuts I need in stock.

 

What nuts are you talking about? When i didnt mine i didnt replace any nuts.

 

He needs

1: tie rod nut
2: cam adjustment nut thats holds the spindle and assembly

 

Thanks, Chris!