It is not a thread about Mercedes.
I just found out that my daughter's Suzuki Forenza 2007 need new bearings on the front wells which is the driven wheels. I know that bearings replacement for drive weels are not the same as for not drive wheels.
As Suzuki books are not available in store I decided to ask on this site for some help in how to do it myself. I had replaced bearings on my Mercedes front wheel but never did it on rear wheel.
I will appreciate all help possible from all people.
Thanks.

Nivaldo

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Nyck - TX - USA

Dunno if this is correct model, but here's a video. Looks rather simple, but expensive.
http://www.freeonlineautorepair.com/replace_wheel_bearing.html

You might try Suzuki-Forums.com. Here's a thread from there.

Why did you let her get a Suzuki?

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1985 500SL Euro w/ AMG bits 130k
1984 300SD Turbodiesel 192k
1980 240D Stick China 188k
2001 CLK55 AMG 101k
2007 S600 Biturbo 149k Overheated Project, IT'S ALIVE!!!

This is an easy replacement !!
1/ Sell the car.
2/ use the funds from 1/ to buy her a good used Mercedes.
Bearing problem solved & you didnt even get your hands dirty!!

sorry, I couldnt resist that !!

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1967 230-6 auto parts car. rust bucket.
1980 300D now parts car 800k miles
1984 300D 500k miles
1987 250td 160k miles English import
2001 jeep turbo diesel 130k miles
1998 jeep tdi ~ followed me home. Needs a turbo.
1968 Ford F750 truck. 6-354 diesel conversion.
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Not too expensive, $55 at O'Reilly's. Looks like you have to knock the axle out, pull the knuckle and press the old bearing out and the new one in. There is probably a snap ring on one side of the knuckle and a ridge on the other to contain it.
Three years is a very short life for a wheel bearing, and should be covered under warranty if there is any left.