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Any DIY or advice on doing front bearings?

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Old Sep 20, 2008 | 08:40 PM
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Any DIY or advice on doing front bearings?

So, since the car has over 50,000 miles and I have the whole front end taken apart I decided to do the front bearings at the same time before the allignment . Any advice?
 
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I can't help much but I do know there is a need for a 300+lb torque wrench. Where did you buy the bearings and how much?
 
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pelicanparts.com they were $80+ and I got the torque wrench and a press
 
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Please do a DIY for everyone if you DIY
 
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Make sure you heat up the wheel carriers before trying to press out/in the wheel bearings.
 
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I did a DIY it that section, not a hard job if you are good with presswork/heat


https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...96-tt-gt2.html

Oh FYI, do the rears also, if the fronts are gone so are the rears......
 

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Great writeup, thank you so much.
 
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Good write-up for sure. Definitely going to have to refresh these before taking on the mile.
 
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