How do you replace the inner/outer front wheel bearing on a 93 2wd F-150?

Everything I have seen has been for 4wds, what is the process for a 2wd, which tools needed?

Thanks, Matt.

 

More in depth than I could get to

http://www.ehow.com/how_6399085_repl...50.html#page=5

 

Well done, thanks! I certainly get the appeal of a 4wd but man I love how simple 2wds are.

 

These are easy and fun. Just start taking it apart and you'll figure it out.
You'll need a bearing packer unless you enjoy packing by hand for some odd reason.

 

There pretty easy to do and cheap like 88 said above. Once you get the tire off you'll find it out pretty easy just like changing breaks. Half the stuff I know I was never taught just heard a noise or something wasn't working tore into it until I figured it out.

 

There is just something about mashing a glob of gooey sticky grease into the bearing races by hand . . . . Sorta' like playing with grown-up mud pies.

Doing it that way is a slow process, though. I'll be using a bearing packer the next time I do it, unless I decide not to.