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Hi all. I have a 2001 996 Carrera with a very noisy rear wheel bearing. I have been searching on here and found a couple of threads on replacing the bearing. Before going ahead, I just want to confirm I need to get hold of the Sir Tools B90 kit and there is no other way of doing the job?
Many Thanks!
Rear Wheel Bearing
in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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That's a fantastic how to. Cheers for the link. One question though, the last stage says to press the hub unit back in, how is best to do this on the vehicle?
Cheers