Dac387236 Ruber Cover Wheel Hub Bearing

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Step 3: Remove the cotter pin, dust cover, castle nut, and rotor. Using the right tools, remove the rotor and the various parts it protects. Once the rotor is removed, the outer bearing should easily fall off. When dealing with a stuck rotor, tap it with a rubber mallet. However, avoid tapping the mallet if you’re planning to reuse it. Step 4: Remove the old wheel hub. Since the bearing …

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