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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / 4x4 Cars / January 2004

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Suzuki Samurai/ 4x4 Hubs? Front wheel Bearing Question

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xyzzy - 24 Jan 2004 01:22 GMT
Ok years ago, I replaced wheel bearings and found it to be a fairly easy
project
on a totally different car. Now Trying it with my Suzuki, I am hesitant to
proceed without instructions or a better understanding of the proceedure. My
question follows

After removing the wheel, there are several bolts in reducing sleeves
holding the 4x4 locking hubs. I removed these bolts but the hub assembly did
not separate. Do i pry them off expecting this to be normal? or is there
another proceedure required before this part will come off? ( will this
simple removal leave me with a hand full of springs and parts that I will
never get back together again?)

I am hoping that the answer is the first one, please let me know your
opinions/experiences with the rest of the job as well please.

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Roger Brown - 24 Jan 2004 03:48 GMT
> Ok years ago, I replaced wheel bearings and found it to be a fairly easy
> project
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> I am hoping that the answer is the first one, please let me know your
> opinions/experiences with the rest of the job as well please.

You have likely encountered "cone washers", I have some tips on removing them on my front axle rebbuild page:
    http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTricks/AxleRebuild.shtml#ConeWasherRemoval

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