Replace front hub assembly 2002 Suzuki XL7 - 2002 Suzuki XL-7

I sold all my suzuki dogs, when they went bankrupt here. (
and that very special tool ($80) that fits that silly non standard, axle hub ring.
(ie. GM truck tools do NOT FIT)
it's a ring nut, and needs this tool.
the bearings are crush type.
unlike say your boat trailer...
and if not set to the range of torque they will fail in under 3000miles says TIMKEN.
they have hard proof, (life tests and facts)

ring 19 is used, even on the newer cars,
with integrated hubs, too. (facts)
http://www.fixkick.com/hubs/4WD-89-91a.j...

the matching tool is here

here is that tool (NOT one sold in our brick auto stores, hard to find and buy them)
http://www.fixkick.com/hubs/FW_BEARINGS....


the torque is a range, as seen there.
and the locking rig tabs only fit some holes.
you can use the 2wd tool on the newer cars.
the removal is the same as the photo sequences here,
the only diff. is your hubs are fixed,
they do not come apart,
there are tiny 5mm screws that lock the ring

I have the official SUZUKI parts page on my
screen now, it has non servicable hubs
and has the same locking ring. seen above.
suzuki sells the hub with or without ABS I sold all my suzuki dogs, when they went bankrupt here. ( and that very special tool ($80) that fits that silly non standard, axle hub ring. (ie. GM truck tools do NOT FIT) it's a ring nut, and needs this tool. the bearings are crush type. unlike say your boat trailer... and if not set to the range of torque they will fail in under 3000miles says TIMKEN. they have hard proof, (life tests and facts) ring 19 is used, even on the newer cars, with integrated hubs, too. (facts) http://www.fixkick.com/hubs/4WD-89-91a.jpg the matching tool is here here is that tool (NOT one sold in our brick auto stores, hard to find and buy them) http://www.fixkick.com/hubs/FW_BEARINGS.html#real-tool the torque is a range, as seen there. and the locking rig tabs only fit some holes. you can use the 2wd tool on the newer cars. the removal is the same as the photo sequences here, the only diff. is your hubs are fixed, they do not come apart, there are tiny 5mm screws that lock the ring I have the official SUZUKI parts page on my screen now, it has non servicable hubs and has the same locking ring. seen above. suzuki sells the hub with or without ABS

i had to buy a box of 5mm screws,
as the old ones strip out, on removal
they can.
after long long service, or water ingress i had to buy a box of 5mm screws, as the old ones strip out, on removal they can. after long long service, or water ingress