Posted by Truck on December 15, 2009 at 15:32:09 from (69.153.226.85):
Just got into Arkansas heading for Texas and the rear end started making noise...got her stopped and found a place to stay for the night, wondering how bad a job it is to change a rear wheel bearing in this thing.. Gotta be the bearing went, the wheel is all covered in gear lube and it sounds like a bad wheel bearing..
I have a jack, some wrenches, and several nearby parts stores...What am I gonna need to do to do this?? I have a feeling it is a remove the diff cover job, c clip rear end, then a slide hammer??
Are there repair bearings that use a different part of the axle if the old one is worn?
Any tips would be great, I'm gonna wait for the morning to do it..
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