hub removal instructions?

[SPR]

Hey Loren do you have instructions on how to remove the hubs f and rear? I am mainly concerned with the torque settings, as well as the priority of removal of some pieces as I removed the rear hub on my dad's 993tt and it required a lot of prying the aluminum arms to clear out of the holes, :help: which makes me nervious. Thanks Sean

[ar38070]

I thought you had all the tools to do this and that it was only going to take you a couple of hours.

While it is not absolutely necessary, the ball joint tool, part number 9560, makes disassembly a piece of cake.

Ball joint torque is 55 ft-lb, 18mm wrench.

[SPR]

I do have all the tools and have done the rears on a 993tt before but farmed out the pressing. I just wanted to know the torque on the bolts as well as any specific removal process to make things quicker and reduce the risk of any damage etc. :)

[SPR]

BTW Hey Loren, sorry for the *** posts in the past I didn't realize that profanity was not tolerated and monitored - making it more work for you

Thanks again Sean

[SPR]

So I had the bearings replaced and it still makes noise. BTW the bearings didn't spin perfectly so maybe not a bad idea replacing them anyways. What could be making this noise? The tires? I was told that my fronts were cupped would that do it? Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. BTW I am going to make the dealer refund me for 111 bucks for the misdiagnosis.

[1999Porsche911]

Didn't you R&R the tires before replacing the bearings? Deflate tires by 15 psi and see if the noise changes.

[SPR]

I will try that after I get the bolts back. thanks. I did play with the pressures but I didn't go that low- thanks.