Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 09:34:28 -0400 From: KeithG <noonenopsamspring.com> Subject: Re: front bearing removal
I don't think Yaofeng is right, here, unless they changed it from the '87 to the '96... There is a different part number on saabsite.com, but they look similar enough that the removal procedure should be the same. Front wheel bearings on the '96 9k I did were just that, Bolted to the steering knuckle. Remove the driveshaft nut, tap it to make sure it slides in. Remove the 4 bolts and tap the bearing loose if it needs it. Piece of cake! Make sure you inspect the ball joints as well. 3 more bolts and one clamp bolt if I remember correctly. also a piece of cake. You have to pry the a-arm from the knuckle to see if there is ANY play. If so, replace. KeithG Yaofeng wrote: > Chris Ault <caultnopsamna.com> wrote in message news:<3DA46C53.BB125A12nopsamna.com>... > >>'87 9000T: >>Been reading through the Haynes, the job looks straight-forward-enough. >>For a while I thought I'd need a hydraulic press to remove the bearing >>from the steering swivel member, but it looks like it's just 4 bolts. >> >>Any comments on the job? >> >>-chris >>'87 9000T, >>'97 900 SE > > > Bearing secured by four bolts? I hope not. You need to press the old > bearing out from the swivel and the new bearing in. Or you may use > the freeze/bake method. Personally I have never attempted the latter. > > > Yaofeng
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