Rear wheel hub
Rear wheel hub |
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Raise the car and remove the wheel.
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Press the brake pistons back using a pair of slip joint pliers.
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Remove the two brake unit retaining bolts. It may be necessary to undo the pipe connection. Suspend the brake caliper with a cable tie.
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Back off the adjusting screw for the brake shoes.
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Remove the lever return spring.
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Detach the handbrake cable from the lever.
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Remove the brake disc retaining bolts. Remove the brake disc.
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Unplug the wheel sensor connector.
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9. |
Remove the wheel hub's four retaining nuts.
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10. |
Remove the wheel hub, back plate and spacer. Separate the wheel hub from the back plate.
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To fit |
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Clean the contact surfaces using a wire brush.
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Place the back plate on the wheel hub and spacer.
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Fit the back plate and spacer. Fit new wheel-hub nuts. Tighten the bolts to the correct torque.
Tightening torque: 50 Nm +30° (37 lbf ft +30°) |
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Mount the brake disc on the hub and fit the locking screw, securing it with Loctite or other thread-locking compound.
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Attach the handbrake cable to the lever.
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Fit the return spring on the lever and plug in the speed sensor connector.
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Position the brake caliper and fit the retaining bolts, securing them with Loctite or other thread-locking compound.
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Screw in the adjusting nut for the brake shoes through the hole in the disc until the disc is prevented from rotating.
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Back off the adjusting nut until the brake disc is just free to rotate.
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Fit the wheel. See
Wheels
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Tightening torque: 110 Nm (81 lbf ft) |
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Lower the car to the floor.
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