Questions & Answers for: replacing rear wheel bearing 1997

removing the rear wheel bearings on a 2001 ford explorer How do I remove the rear wheel bearings on a 2001 Ford Explorer. It is a 2WD. Take out the wheels first

wheel bearings (front and rear) on my 1997 ford aspire? I am a college student (female), and I don't want to have to pay way more than what the average price is. I am thinking it should cost about 150

...Rear Wheel Bearings: Serviceable Bearings, Or Nonserviceable, Sealed Bearings. When Sealed Bearings Fail, The Bolts Holding The Bearing And Hub To The Axel Or Control Arm Must Be Removed. When ...

...wheel bearing With Rear Hub BearingRaise the vehicle and support safely. Remove the wheels. Remove the dust cap, cotter pin and loosen the locknut Remove the washer and outer wheel bearing. If the ...

rear wheels. intermittant, not constant. 180,000 miles. no wobble play. pads and discs ok. calipers ok also, not stuck. wheels rotate but seems that there is a spot that gives some resistance on each.

amount of thin oil pooled inside the wheel between the lugs. Any ideas (wheel bearing/seals)? 4WD? 2WD? cap over spindle nut damaged? dented? not round? been removed and damaged? the bearing is sealed

...wheel bearing on 2005 f150 2wd front wheel Cannot get the nut holding old bearing off. How do I replace the wheel bearing on a 2005 f150 2wd, front passenger wheel? Johny brown is wrong.... the 2005 ...

need to rotate fly-wheel? how do you move flywheel without starter on? put socket on large nut in center of bottom pully

How to install rear wheel bearing on 2008 ford edge How do I install new rear wheel bearings on my 2008 ford edge 2009 Ford Flex 2wd rear wheel bearing replacement here you go good luck

...friend had the same issue after changing rear brake rotors...without replacing pads. I replaced the brake pads with new pads and the issue was resolved. Try replacing the brake pads..that should