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Wheel Bearings, Wheel Hub Seal and Wheel Bearing Cups: Removal

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NOTE: The single rear wheel hub and the dual rear hub are different in appearance, however, the tools and procedures are the same with one exception: the brake disc can remain attached to the dual rear wheel hub if the longer driver handle is used to remove and install the bearing cups and seals.
NOTE: A single rear wheel hub cutaway is shown for clarity in this procedure. However, the procedure is the same for the dual rear wheel hub.
  1. Position the special tools on the inner bearing.
    Fig 1: Positioning Special Tools On Inner Bearing
    G03904708Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
  2. Holding the Handle straight, drive the inner bearing, slinger and hub seal out of the hub as a unit.
    • Remove the tools, bearing, slinger and hub seal.
      Fig 2: Removing Inner Bearing, Slinger And Hub Seal
      G03904709Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
  3. Position the special tool into the hub cavity and onto the inner bearing cup.
    Fig 3: Positioning Special Tool Into Hub Cavity And Onto Inner Bearing Cup
    G03904710Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
  4. Drive the inner bearing cup from the hub.
    Fig 4: Driving Inner Bearing Cup From Hub
    G03904711Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
  5. Reposition the hub facing downward. Position the special tools on the outer bearing cup.
    Fig 5: Positioning Special Tools On Outer Bearing Cup
    G03904712Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.
  6. Drive the outer bearing cup from the hub.
    Fig 6: Driving Outer Bearing Cup From Hub
    G03904713Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO.