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3-Series (E36) Chat relating to the BMW 3-Series from 1992-1999. Autodoodad Specific models include: BMW 316i, BMW 318i, BMW 318iS/ti, BMW 320, BMW 323, BMW 320, BMW 324, BMW 325, BMW 328.


       
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Old 06-06-2004, 10:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi all, is it a hard job to fit new REAR wheel bearings on a E36 94 325?, its looking like ive got a problem, also are they expensive here in the UK.
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-Jack up the rear of your car.
-Remove the ABS sensor
-Remove the rear brake disc and pads (remove all brake parts)
-Remove the drive axis
-Remove the surety ring
-Throw out the wheel bearing with special tools
-For install the new bearing read this list from below to above!

*Be sure the hub nut is tighten with the right torque (I thought 290 Nm or 212 lbs-ft)
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Thanks for the help mate, what are the speacial tools required to release the bearing? BMW have quoted me £200 for the labour if they do the job, this seems way to high.
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I don't know what the labour costs are for that kind of work, but it is a hard job when you never did that. Keep us informed and good luck!

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Its looking like im going to get the BMW garage to do the job for me, they want about £200 for the labour and about £40 for the bearing. but better get it done.
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