98-Ford4x4

I just recently found out my front drivers side wheel bearing on my 98 f150 4x4 is going out so i got new ones i didnt no if any body had a step by step procedure on how to do it? i never did it before so want to make sure i do it right
thanks

DaleD

My son did mine on a 97 driver side at 150K. It was real simple, took him 10 minutes to get it off and 13 minutes to replace and put his tools back. He did have a air wrench. Just need a socket to fit the axle, and it 's 3 or 4 bolts on the inside and you are done. My rider side went out at 200K it now has 214K and now need a fan blower .

98-Ford4x4

thanks i didnt figure it could be to hard just put it back together the same way you took apart and it should be good

skizriz

I recently did mine. It was one of the easiest ones I have ever done. It really is as simple as popping the old bearing out, and the new bearing in.

jhelrey

Remove tire, remove caliper, remove axle nut, tap axle lightly, unhook abs wire, remove 4 bolts on back of bearings, hit bearing... All done.

98-Ford4x4

it appears after takin it all apart that the wheel bearing and hub assembly is one big unit and you have to replace all of it i dont if it is due to automatic locking hubs or what but the bearins and hub is all together. and it only has 2 wheel anti lock brakes

Ahyknot

Does anyone know the size socket wrench needed to remove axle nut to replace wheel bearing on 2003 4x4

Tackle

36mm