Ok...So my rear wheel bearing are leaking...it's running down my tires, and the noise it is making is like a train when driving. What would I need to remove the bearings, and install new ones along with seals?

Can you guys post some links to what tools I will need to rent, and what wheel bearings/seals I will need.

I think it's a pretty straight foward fix so hopefully all goes well...

 

Anyone????

 

D35?

 

There`s a nice video on YouTube of someone doing a step by step rear wheel bearing replacement on an XJ. I'll look for the link tomorrow. It`s all just common hand tools except you'll need a slide hammer and a special puller to get the bearings out.

 

It all depends on the axle
D35 C-Clip
D35 Non-C-Clip
8.25"
Some other non-stock for a 1990 XJ axle?

 

It's a stock Dana 35....

 

If you're sure it's not the brake cylinder leaking...

Remove the diff cover/drain gear oil.
Remove wheels, drums.
Remove crosspin retaining bolt and then remove the cross shaft
Push the axle shafts inboard, then remove c-clips and slide the axle shafts out
Pry out the old seal
Use a slide hammer to remove the bearing from the axle tube

Install new bearing and seal, then reassemble in reverse order.

 

http://youtu.be/DexTKLc9RN8

 

90 is clip axle

 

if its been replaced with non clip

 

non c clip remove wheel and brake drum remove for bolts on backing plate useing hole provide in axle take to machine shop with new bearing seal and collar needs to be pressed on