User Manual
5. R
emove the steering knuckle
attachment bolts. You may need
a puller to remove the hub
assembly. Do not damage the
knuckle or axle shaft.
6.
Clean and inspect the steering
knuc
kle. Remove any debris,
nicks or burrs using a fine file,
wire brush, emery cloth or
honing stone.
1.
R
aise vehicle and remove lug
nuts and wheel.
2.
R
emove the brake caliper and
rotor. Support the brake caliper
with an “S” hook or a piece
of wire. (Fig. 1)
3.
R
emove the axle nut, using
an axle nut socket. Follow the
manufacturer’s instructions for
nut replacement.
4.
B
efore removing hub unit, make
a note of the proper orientation
and positioning of the sensor
wire and bearing. Disconnect
the ABS sensor wire from its
mating connector point and
positioning clips. (Fig. 2)
Pr
oper hub removal and installation procedures can enhance the performance and life of
hubs, axles, wheels, brakes and other components.
Skill Level: Intermediate | Special Tools: Axle Nut Socket, Puller,
Torque Wrench
Removing and Installing a Hub Unit Bearing
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LIGHT VEHICLE
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Hub Unit Bear
ing Removal
Fig. 1
Fig. 2