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Adapter for 303-224 (Handle) 205-153 (T80T-4000-W) |
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Installer, Drive Pinion Bearing Cup 205-140 (T80T-4000-F) |
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Installer, Wheel Hub Bearing Cup 204-023 (T73T-1217-A) |
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Installer, Wheel Speed Sensor Ring 206-054 (T93P-20202-A) |
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Puller, Bearing 205-D064 (D84L-1123-A) or equivalent |
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Remover/Installer, Bushing 204-180 (T93P-5493-A) |
| Item | Part Number | Description |
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| 1 | 1104 | Wheel hub |
| 2 | 3K171 LH/ 3K170 RH | Wheel knuckle |
| 3 | 1215 | Wheel bearing |
| 4 | W700068 | Circlip |
Removal
After the wheel hub is removed from the knuckle, the wheel bearing must be discarded. The bearing inner ring will remain in the wheel knuckle.
Using the Bearing Puller, Adapter Handle and Wheel Hub Bearing Cup Installer, remove the wheel hub and outer bearing race.
NOTICE: Do not use heat to remove the bearing inner ring or damage to the bearing may occur.
Using the Bearing Puller and Bushing Remover/Installer, remove the bearing inner ring from the wheel hub.
Installation
NOTICE: To prevent wheel speed sensor ring damage, make sure that the sensor ring is clean. Make sure that the sensor ring does not make contact with metal surfaces and avoid any impact on the sensor ring.
Make sure the wheel bearing is installed into the wheel knuckle with the wheel speed sensor ring, colored black, at the wheel speed sensor end of the wheel knuckle.
Using the Drive Pinion Bearing Cup Installer and Adapter Handle, install the new wheel bearing to the wheel knuckle.
Make sure the circlip does not cover the wheel speed sensor or damage to the sensor may occur.
Install the circlip into the wheel knuckle.
Hub Bearings
Rear Suspension Wheel BearingFord Focus Control Components
Electronic Manual Temperature Control (EMTC)
The HVAC module allows the vehicle occupants to select the following:
Air inlet source (outside or recirculated)
Blower motor speed
Discharge air temperature (temperature blend)
Discharge air location (defrost, panel, floor, panel/floor, d ...
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