Can't get the old hub off

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• Using seal removal tool 1175-AC or equivalent remove and discard the grease seal. Remove the inner bearing cone and roller assembly from the hub.
  
• Clean the inner and outer bearing assemblies in solvent. Inspect the bearings and the cones for wear and damage. Replace defectivecan't get the old hub off - 738ac0a.jpgrequired.

• If the cups are worn or damaged, remove them with front hub remover tool T81P-1104-C and tool T77F-1102-A or equivalent.
  
• Wipe the old grease from the spindle. Check the spindle for excessive wear or damage. Replace defective parts, as required.

1. If the inner and outer cups were removed, use bearing driver handle tool T80-4000-W or equivalent and replace the cups. Be sure to seat the cups properly in the hub.
2. Use a bearing packer tool and properly repack the wheel bearings with the proper grade and type grease. If a bearing packer is not available work as much of the greascan't get the old hub off - a52425f.jpgle between the rollers and cages. Also, grease the cone surfaces.

• Position the inner bearing cone and roller assembly in the inner cup. A light film of grease should be included between the lips of the new grease retainer (seal).
  
• Ican't get the old hub off - 4293aef.jpgretainer using the proper installercan't get the old hub off - d2684be.jpgure that the retainer is properly seated

The hub if no alen bolts in it should be able to just pull off then you should be able to see the axle. there will be a clip inside the hub on the axle you will need to remove. then there is 4 bolts on the back of the steering knuckle by the cv boot that will need to be removed. then you just have to pull the hub and bearing assembly out by hand is rusty you can tap with hamer to help remove. install in reverse