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YOUR RESEARCHHow to remove 996 Hub from wheel carrier
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We ran our tests in 3rd gear with a multiplier of 1.00 for the dyno settings.
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I ended up putting a large bearing puller behind the hub and used screws to screw against it to push the hub out!
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I'm trying to change the wheel bearing on my 2001 996 C2
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Does anyone know how I can remove the hub from the wheel carrier without buying the $300 SIR tool or without removing the whole wheel carrier and taking this to get pressed out? I'm trying to change the wheel bearing on my 2001 996 C2
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I ended up putting a large bearing puller behind the hub and used screws to screw against it to push the hub out! Worked great and I was able to change my bearing!
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