How to remove the rear wheel bearing of Landwind X8?

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KayleeMarie
07/29/25 10:53pm
The specific steps for rear wheel bearing removal are as follows: 1. Park the vehicle on a flat surface and release the parking brake. Place bricks or stones in front of and behind the other three wheels to secure them, then use a jack to lift the vehicle and remove the tire. 2. Remove the brake caliper and secure it to the shock absorber strut with wire. Remove the caliper bracket: When removing the caliper, the hydraulic piston may be pressing against the brake pad. Use a hammer handle or screwdriver to push the hydraulic piston back (the repair manual recommends using a C-clamp). 3. Use a T25 tool to remove the brake disc retaining screws and take off the brake disc. 4. Use a 34MM deep socket to remove the wheel axle retaining nut (a 34MM deep socket or heavy-duty socket is essential; regular wrenches or similar tools won't work). 5. Disconnect the ABS sensor plug. 6. Remove the wheel bearing by loosening the three 13MM retaining bolts. 7. Place a wooden block against the wheel axle and gently tap the block to remove the wheel bearing.
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