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I looking for info on front wheel bearing replacement on a 96 Passat - 4 cylinder model. I have brakes pulled off rotor, how is rotor removed? Are the bearings pressed into the back side of the rotor or pressed into the suspension assembly - (not sure what it is called - but looks like all the suspension components including strut and spring are attached to one assembly. If I need to remove this assembly to get at the bearing - how do I do this?
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Re: 96 passat wheel bearings replacement?
hi if they the same as my 1999 passat they pressed in.not an easy job your going to need a press or similar to get them in and out.i have heard a heavy duty puller can do the job or a large nut and bolt with a socket at one end and a washer at the ather end but dont quote on that .
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THe wheel bearing is attached to the hub assembly. You need to remove the sway bar, 3 bolts on the lower control arm, and the one nut on the shock tower in engine bay. also have the brake rotor/ caliper/ caliper guide removed. The wheel bearing needs to be pressed out and pressed in.
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