1995 Honda Odyssey "removing replacing spindle assembly" Questions

...assembly so it can be swung aside to allow removal and replacement of the CV half shafts. What tool is needed to free the lower control arm ball joint? Thanks for your help. Generally no tool is ...

replacing the inner tie rod ends:1) Raise and safely support the vehicle.2) Remove the front wheel/tire assembly.3) Clean the steering rod between the steering boot and outer tie rod end lock nut with

...replacing a hub bearing assembly on my chevy silverado 1500, 2003, 4 wheel drive pickup. REMOVE BRAKES, ON BACK SIDE OF SPINDLE REMOVE FOUR RETAINING BOLTS AND HUB ASSEMBLY SHOULD COME OFF.. MAY HAVE ...

assembly from the spindle. Remove the snapring and spacer from the end of the spindle shaft. Remove the outer wheel bearing locknut from the spindle using 4 prong spindle nut spanner wrench, T86T-1197

...assembly off spindle being careful not to drop outer bearing assembly. 4. Remove outer bearing assembly. 5. Using a seal removal tool 1175-AC or equivalent, remove and discard grease seal. Remove ...

...assembly on the spindle. Keep the assembly centered on the spindle to prevent damage to the grease seal or spindle threads. Install the outer wheel bearing, washer and adjusting nut. Adjust the wheel ...

...assembly supported, remove nut from spindle. Be sure not to strip the threads on the spindle. Remove the front set of bearings and pull the rotor off. Remove the rear set of bearings. Be sure to pack ...

...assembly on the spindle. Install the outer bearing cone and roller assembly on the spindle. Install the flat washer and nut. Tighten the nut to 18-23 ft. lbs. (24-31 Nm) while rotating the hub to set ...

...removing the hub lock nut, remove 3 bolts behind the hub assembly that hold the assembly to the strut. Remove the wiring for the antilock. It runs up the wheel well and into the engine ...

...spindle assembly to me thats the it looks Well, I guess it comes down to what you are calling a "spindle". The hub and bearing assembly comes out of the steering knukle. Yes, the hub and wheel studs ...