hub and bearing assembly
#2
First remove axle nut, remove caliper and rotor. Disconnect the stabilizer bar from the control arm. To make it easier remove the nut from the ball joint, and tie rod end removing them from the knuckle. Then you can unbolt the hub from the knuckle. The bolts are 55 torx head. Also it's a good idea to replace dust seal that's behind the hub. Also grease up the outside of the hub before installing it.
#3
Nutty
I usually loosen the big nut with the tire still on the car and on the ground...once it is loose remove the tire and carry on...my first one on a '93 98 took me two hours and I did not hurry, subsequent jobs takes half hour less...
#6
The only special thing I used was 3/4 drive socket on the big nut, and the 55 torx socket...I did not use a puller, just tapped the unfastened hub with a hammer...maybe a small pry bar...
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