How to service the front wheel bearing and wheel hub on 2005 Ford Mustang?

A front wheel bearing and wheel hub service requires the vehicle to be positioned on a hoist in NEUTRAL mode. The service begins by disconnecting the wheel and tire assembly and subsequently the front brake disc. The next step entails removing and discarding the front hub cap grease seal. Motorists should always switch out the wheel hub retainer immediately when taking it off the vehicle because this component functions only once and lacking this step could cause the retainer to become loose during driving thus reducing control of the vehicle. Discard the old retainer before torquing the new one up to 300 Nm (221 ft. lbs.). Thereafter remove the front wheel hub together with its connected bearing. The installation process requires a reverse order of removal steps as well as new front hubcap grease seal and wheel hub retainer components.

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Q: How to service the front wheel bearing and wheel hub on 2005 Ford Mustang?
A: A front wheel bearing and wheel hub service requires the vehicle to be positioned on a hoist in NEUTRAL mode. The service begins by disconnecting the wheel and tire assembly and subsequently the front brake disc. The next step entails removing and discarding the front hub cap grease seal. Motorists should always switch out the wheel hub retainer immediately when taking it off the vehicle because this component functions only once and lacking this step could cause the retainer to become loose during driving thus reducing control of the vehicle. Discard the old retainer before torquing the new one up to 300 Nm (221 ft. lbs.). Thereafter remove the front wheel hub together with its connected bearing. The installation process requires a reverse order of removal steps as well as new front hubcap grease seal and wheel hub retainer components.