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How to replace front wheel bearing hub on 2005 dodge dakota?

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charlie2911
charlie2911 Answered:

Remove brake caliper, then main spindle nut and hub will come free Cool

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usabearings Answered:

Simply put, you will need to remove your wheel (lug nuts), remove the brake caliper (top and bottom bolt), unbolt the axle nut, and remove the bolts attaching the wheel bearing assembly to the body of your dodge.

check out MIBearings LLC for new wheel bearings.

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