98 Accord Front Wheel Bearing Replacement
Need help on my 98 Accord!
I need to replace front wheel bearing. Does anyone have a manual or instruction to remove and replace the bearing? I never have done it before. I'd like to know how hard the job is. Is it worth to do it myself? Or just take it to mechanic? I also like to know the bearing will come off easily from hub housing. Do I need a presser to remove and install new one into hub? I would appreciate any response. Thank you |
Thy press in you need a press yes = hard to do.
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98 Accord Front Wheel Bearing Replacement
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You can remove the steering knuckle, & take it to a shop for them to press out the bearing.
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In other words: you cannot completely DIY yourself. You need a press to remove the hub.
Removing the steering knuckle is not too hard to DIY. It would save you some $ for labor. But you will need a punch to unstake the 56mm axle nut *Correction: 36mm*. Anyways it's not too easy to unstake that sucker. I thought I was going to ruin my axle nut when I did it. Plus you need a socket big enough to fit on there. I had to pay like $15 or $20 for one lousy socket. |
I don't own a 56mm socket, so I don't think that's the right size (I used to own a 98 Accord). Maybe 32mm or 36mm?
Harbor Freight sells presses like you could use for this, but most DIY mechanics don't have one. So we just assume... |
Dang...you're right,. It was 36mm. 56 would be huge haha! It's monday morning here in Mississippi.....
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Yes, the axle nut is 36mm. I bought a wrench at Northern Tool (or Harbor Freight) for less than $10.
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Originally Posted by 00AccordLX5spd
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In other words: you cannot completely DIY yourself. You need a press to remove the hub.
Removing the steering knuckle is not too hard to DIY. It would save you some $ for labor. But you will need a punch to unstake the 56mm axle nut *Correction: 36mm*. Anyways it's not too easy to unstake that sucker. I thought I was going to ruin my axle nut when I did it. Plus you need a socket big enough to fit on there. I had to pay like $15 or $20 for one lousy socket. |
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