FL Wheel Bearing replacement ?
03-20-2006, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by imidazol
Originally Posted by willwren
7. Remove the axle nut completely
8.
34mm.
Local Canadian Tire & Part Source stores loan both the axle nut sets and hub puller, if you need one.
03-28-2006, 08:23 PM
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I don't live all that far away. I drive to Mississauga for work everyday....a 45 minute drive.
What did you have in mind ?
Hugh
What did you have in mind ?
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For those that have changed the front wheel bearing if I may ask a silly question? According to the Chilton manual for a 95 SSEi, "If a new hub and bearing has a protective plastic cover, remove it before installation." What would happen if you don't remove them?
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Frank
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04-17-2006, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Maymybonneliveforever
For those that have changed the front wheel bearing if I may ask a silly question? According to the Chilton manual for a 95 SSEi, "If a new hub and bearing has a protective plastic cover, remove it before installation." What would happen if you don't remove them?
Thanks
Frank
Thanks
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04-17-2006, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Maymybonneliveforever
For those that have changed the front wheel bearing if I may ask a silly question? According to the Chilton manual for a 95 SSEi, "If a new hub and bearing has a protective plastic cover, remove it before installation." What would happen if you don't remove them?
Thanks
Frank
Thanks
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04-17-2006, 02:13 PM
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BillBoost37
The world ends
Be nice now Bill.
And I told you someone would laugh Willwren. didn't I?
lash
[b]Why wouldn't you remove them? Or did you forget or something?[/b]
Maymybonneliveforevr
l forgot....... I invited some members over at the end of the month to do them together and I thought I would try mine so I could help them.
95naSTA
If they are talking about the plastic thing that holds the abs plug, then.. it blocks the axle from going through it.
It'* not the piece that holds the ABS, it'* the protective plastic cover (blue) that covers the rear bearing part that mounts into the spline
The world ends
Be nice now Bill.
And I told you someone would laugh Willwren. didn't I?lash
[b]Why wouldn't you remove them? Or did you forget or something?[/b]
Maymybonneliveforevr
l forgot....... I invited some members over at the end of the month to do them together and I thought I would try mine so I could help them.
95naSTA
If they are talking about the plastic thing that holds the abs plug, then.. it blocks the axle from going through it.
It'* not the piece that holds the ABS, it'* the protective plastic cover (blue) that covers the rear bearing part that mounts into the spline