Fitment:

• For 1997-2002 Ford Expedition RWD
• For 1997-2003 Ford F-150 RWD
• For 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage RWD
• For 1997-1999 Ford F-250 RWD
• For 2002-2003 Lincoln Blackwood RWD
• For 1998-2002 Lincoln Navigator RWD

Position:
Front Right
 

Package Included:
1 Pcs Wheel Hub Bearing Steering Knuckle

Installation steps：

• ​Raise the vehicle off the ground and properly support it, then remove the lug nuts and wheel.
• Remove the axle nut using an axle nut socket; socket size can range from 30mm to 36mm. Note – Using an impact wrench is not recommended. Tip: Loosen the axle nut with the tire on the ground, using a CV axle to hub adapter removal tool, press the axle out of the bearing; never use a hammer to remove the axle.
• Remove and support the brake caliper. Make certain it is positioned so that it won’t interfere with the installation process. Inspect the brake pads.
• Remove the brake rotor.
• Remove the hub bolts from the steering knuckle.
• Using a pry bar between the module and knuckle, carefully separate the module from the knuckle.
• Remove any burrs or loose metal from the knuckle (bearing housing) to provide proper alignment when the hub is being seated. Inspect the splines on the CV shaft for damage.
• Guide the new module onto the CV shaft and into the knuckle. Align carefully or premature failure may result. Before completing the installation, attach the ABS connector (if equipped) and check with the key on to ensure the vehicle is reading a correct signal from the sensor.
• Torque the hub mounting bolts (steering knuckle to module flange) to manufacturer’s specifications using the appropriate torque wrench.
• Reassemble the brake rotor and caliper
• Replace the old axle nut with a new one. If no special instructions are noted in the OE service procedure, torque the axle nut to manufacturer’s specifications with the vehicle raised and the hub assembly unloaded. Do NOT use an impact wrench.
• Replace the tire/wheel on the vehicle. Lower the vehicle to the ground and torque the lug nuts to specification using a torque wrench.