How Do You Install Rear Wheel Bearings In A Mercedes?
Replacing a wheel bearing is a difficult task, especially if you do not have much experience working on your Mercedes. Wheel bearings allow the wheel to turn smoothly with less heat and friction. The outer bearing can be removed and repacked without taking the wheel off. But the inner bearing has a grease seal that must be removed before the bearing can be replaced. Park your car on a flat, level surface. Jack your car up and put it securely on jack stands. Remove the wheel and the hub by placing a screwdriver on the edge of the hub. Use a hammer and hit the hub out toward you. Use an Allen wrench to loosen the retaining nut. Remove two bolts that are 21 mm in size. The bolts hold the caliper on the steering knuckle. To remove the bolts use an impact wrench or 18-inch spanner. Make sure you get the right bolts. There are two others that are the same size that hold on the steering mechanism. You want to remove the bolts that hold the caliper. Compress the brake pads to remove the calipe
