Front disc change question

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Paul.G

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I have bought new discs, pads and fitting kit, will I be able to change them without damaging the wheel bearings and seals as they where only changed a few months ago?
 
Paul.G said:
I have bought new discs, pads and fitting kit, will I be able to change them without damaging the wheel bearings and seals as they where only changed a few months ago?
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With care, yes. keep everything clean, and it'd be worth watching one of the land rover toolbox type videos on you tube...:)
 
If you are careful with removal and refitting there shouldn't be a problem with the reusing the bearings and seals. the bearings should be fine regardless but it is easy to damage the seal.
 
Sorry it is on a 2000 Defender 110 TD5, I have been looking for a full video on Land Rover Toolbox, his how tool's are usually very informative but the one I saw never showed from the start, do I remove the drive flange then remove the hub nut?
 
So after another search I came up with this informative how to, hope it is ok to share it, the problem I had was I was unsure how to remove the hub, now I know, thanks for all your reply's guys
 

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