wheel bearing front right runner

[TurtlesRunner]

'i have a walkthrough ut I have never done it before and I need the big socket, this is on my daily driver so I don't want to mess it up I have a couple of days that I can do it if anyone around new castle wants to help out. I can buy the beer :) I am busy this weekend with the carbondale mountain fair but can do some nights after that or the next weekend.
thnx in advance for any offers to help

[ike]

They are not hard, you should have no trouble.

[RedRunnertc]

A 2-1/8" socket is pretty easy to find and works fine.

http://www.off-road.com/trucks4x4/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=186138

[ike]

And also do both sides while you are at it.

[TurtlesRunner]

sounds good I will check with the parts stores to find the socket

[RedRunnertc]

Sears usually has them in stock ... If you're looking at a parts store, it might be in metric - 54 mm

[TurtlesRunner]

sears is 90 miles away so I will see about checker :eek: or napa

[TurtlesRunner]

I have been all over here and cannot find the 54mm socket
AAARRRGGGHHH
must fix truck....
any suggestions

[TurtlesRunner]

bump:eek:

[fjcruzer]

http://www.yotatech.com/f16/54-mm-spindle-nut-socket-5972/

[RedRunnertc]

Did you look for the 2-1/8"?

You're only applying something like 40 ft-lbs ... never had any problems with the "inch" version.

[TurtlesRunner]

all they have is 2 1/2
thats to big of a gap

[TurtlesRunner]

going to junction tomarrow to get new contacts, hopefully will find a sears there to get a socket

[TurtlesRunner]

will this work

ebay (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JEEP-SPINDLE-NUT-SOCKET-2-1-8-FRONT-WHEEL-SPINDLE-NUT_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ43993QQihZ001QQitem Z110276344927QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW)

[RedRunnertc]

Probably - for $2.99 what do you have to lose?

[ike]

It should. Something thin walled like that is what i used on my old truck.

[TurtlesRunner]

sounds good thanks