Removing Wheel Bearing Housing
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Information
The wheel bearing housing is removed together with the spring strut.
Wheel bearing housing with spring strut
- Remove brake disc cover plate -1-
.
Mounting for brake disc cover plate
- 1.1 Unscrew screws -2- on brake disc cover plate.
- 1.2 Remove brake disc cover plate.
- Only for vehicles with front axle lift system:
Open the separating coupling -1-
on the hydraulic line in the wheel housing.
Separating coupling for front axle lift system
- 2.1 Unscrew fastening screw -2- from the line bracket.
- 2.2 Spread tabs of the separating coupling using suitable pliers and pull out upper line.
- Only for vehicles with PDCC:
Remove PDCC adapter -1-
from the wheel bearing housing.
Mounting for PDCC adapter
- 3.1 Unscrew and remove screws -2- .
- Remove angle sensor for headlight beam adjustment -1-
from the lower trailing arm.
Mounting for angle sensor for headlight beam adjustment on lower trailing arm
- 4.1 Unscrew screw -2- .
- Remove tie-rod ball -1-
from the wheel bearing housing.
Mounting for tie-rod ball
- Check the boot -1-
of the tie-rod ball for signs of damage. If the boot is damaged, replace the tie-rod ball.
Tie-rod ball boot
- Only for all-wheel drive vehicles and for rear-wheel drive vehicles on which the wheel bearing/wheel hub will be replaced:
Carefully press the peg of the drive shaft/axle journal out of the wheel hub using > VAS 6926 - Puller set-1-
.
Puller set VAS 6926
- Remove lower trailing arm -1-
from the wheel bearing housing.
Mounting for lower trailing arm on wheel bearing housing
- Remove spring strut -1-
from the body.
Attachment of spring strut to body
- 9.1 Mark installation position of the nuts -2- .
- 9.2 Release and unplug electric plug connection -3- .
- 9.3 Unscrew nuts -2- , hold the spring strut securely at the coil spring and remove it.
- Remove spring strut from wheel bearing housing.