1. Remove the steering knuckle.
2. To remove the hub from the steering knuckle, use a press and a tubular mandrel of the appropriate diameter.
3. Install the steering knuckle with the inner side up and, using a metal mandrel, select the hub from the hub bearings.
4. Using a puller, remove the bearing inner race from the hub.
5. Remove the bearing circlip from the inside of the steering knuckle.
6. If necessary, install the bearing inner race back and, resting the inner part of the steering knuckle on stands and using a tubular mandrel, squeeze the bearing out of the steering knuckle.
7. Clean the hub and steering knuckle of dirt and grease.
8. Securely mount the steering knuckle on stands and install the bearing on it. Install the bearing using a tubular mandrel, which should press on the outer ring of the bearing.
9. Secure the bearing with a new retaining ring, which should fit into the grooves in the steering knuckle.
10. Press the hub into the bearing. When doing this, use a tubular mandrel that presses on the inner ring of the bearing.
11. Install the steering knuckle together with the hub on the car.
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