1997 Mercury Mountaineer "replace wheel bearings 97 ford" Questions

wheel bearing and seal on rear axle and when removing pinion shaft pinion gears fell out. Not sure how to put them back, it seems a s-spring of some sort is on each side and makes it impossible to fit

...replace rear axel wheel bearings on 97 ford explored what special tools are needed for this job You will need an internal bearing puller. You will have to remove the rear axle by pulling off the ...

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...wheel bearing on my ford escort 1600 cc on a 97 plate and on putting it all together again i checked the haynes manual and it said that i should tighten it up to 192 lbs per foot and around 230 ...

...97 ford aspire after replacing the shoes you have to set theself adjuster to the fully released position .place a suitable tool against the adjuser cam and push it to the released position. in stall ...

...Wheel Bearings are very common on those vehicles jack it up and hold it on jackstands, grab the tire at 12 o'clock and 6 oclock, shake like push in at the top and out at the bottom and see if the ...

...wheel came off. fixed it and same thing happened. rear floating axles have pin that broke!! 97 CREW CAB F250 Can this axle be replaced with another type. You can get an after market part but my guess ...

replace the CV joint or remove it totally. But if your going to remove it, might as well wait till you have the replacement so you only do the job once. I had a Bad CV joint on a AWD Chevy van and did

...replace the wheel bearing side this may fix the symptom but not the true cause of damaged I.w.e. ! Check with a reputable dealer they should have info on this condition and repair procedure. The ...

...wheel bearings and did fine for about a month then started shaking and grabing on the driver side only. Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks It is usually the CV joints in the drive shaft(s) ...