I looked and looked for for info about replacing the wheel bearing and found nothing so I picked up a bearing and rented a 4 pc axle nut kit from Autozone so I could do the work and post a write up for later use.

Wheel Bearing at Autozone= $33.99 same as $44.99 just check the part numbers and dont waste your money.

Axle Nut Kit at Autozone= $45.99 and you can take it back when your done nd get every penny back plus if one breaks the replace it for free.





Doing the work later today and will post 100 pics of the process.


Pics at http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...lbumId=3080554

 

u need a press, theres something called a hub shark u can remove the bearing on the car with the shark

 

ya im going over to a friends house and hopefully we can use his vise if not i'll try a BIG hammer and a block of wood hopefully it will not come to that tho

 

Good Luck!! You are going to need a 50 ton shop press with the proper sized driver die or you WILL, not CAN damage not only your new hub bearing, but the "spindle" assembly as well.

 

50 ton is overkill i did it with a 12 ton

 

buddy yur have to press it in through the inner race or else yur guna **** up yur bearings

 

Just going by what we use here at the shop. Besides, rather have overkill than underkill!!

 

well turns out im ot working on it till next weeken and hes got a press so we will see

 

COOL!!!
You should. if you can, do extended studs while you have them out.