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Lincoln Wheel Hub
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Q: How to service and repair the front Wheel Hub and bearing on Lincoln LS?
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Before beginning front wheel bearing and hub servicing start by placing the vehicle in neutral mode on a hoist. Brake disc removal along with retainers should be followed by placing the inner fender skirt aside. Before proceeding disabling the ABS sensor and removing the ABS wire from its retaining points. Exercise caution with the wheel hub and bearing since they do not fit into the wheel knuckle by refraining from using slide hammers or striking the wheel hub and bearing at the back to avoid causing damage. Use penetrating and lock lubricant to apply oil to the wheel hub and bearing after performing any necessary cleaning of rust or corrosion from their rear surfaces. It is essential not to detach the ABS sensor from its hub position unless a new sensor is being added. Verify that the O-ring remains whole and change it if found faulty. Begin to remove the wheel hub-to-wheel knuckle bolts which will be discarded right away until you properly extract the wheel hub and bearing assembly. Drive the new bolts to a torque of 90 Nm which corresponds to 66 foot-lbs during installation. Dismount the wheel hub and bearing gently by hand inside a fully clean knuckle bore to achieve proper seating. You should apply high temperature nickel anti-seize lubricant to the bearing carrier and wheel knuckle surfaces before following the removal method in reverse order for installation.
Q: How to service and repair the wheel hub and wheel bearing on Lincoln Town Car?
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The wheel hub and wheel bearing service requires turning off electrical air suspension power to avoid undesired air spring inflation or deflation during hoisting or jacking or towing because vehicle shifting can result in personal injury. A service of the air suspension system requires engagement of the off position on the air suspension service switch. When the vehicle is in neutral position place it onto a hoist. Locate the wheel speed sensor electrical connector then pull off its rubber splash shield for disconnecting purposes. First cut off the brake hose and then remove the bolts securing the caliper and anchor plate assembly before placing it aside and supporting it with mechanic's wire to prevent brake hose damage. During reinstallation tighten the caliper and anchor plate assembly bolts to 160 Nm which corresponds to (118 ft. lbs.). Remove the brake disc followed by the nuts that stabilize the wheel bearing and hub assembly before any torque applications reach 100 Nm (74 ft. lbs.) on reinstallation. The wheel speed sensor wiring must have proper routing in front of the stabilizer bar link to protect against damage and reassembly should include a full seat of the wheel speed sensor electrical connector accompanied by an audible click. You should reposition the rubber splash shield after completion.