Ford Territory rear wheel bearing

Changing the wheel bearing on a Ford Territory.
Falcon with independent rear suspension should be similar.
Does not cover pressing new bearing into knuckle.
Manuals - join the FordForum for pdf manuals:
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Relevant sections
bearing: 204-02-17
knuckle: 204-02-13
caliper: 206-04
handbrake: 206-05
Video pressing bearing out:
• 2002-2005 Ford Explore...
Parts:
Ford bearing: BA1215A
Is this the right kit for the rear?
www.jeffersonf...
ABD bearing: AB2020
www.abdgroup.c...
Tools:
35mm deep socket for hub nut - SuperCheap sell one (Item No. 674112)
See service manual 204-02-17 for special tools to press bearing out.

[@danielanderson5099]

What an absolutely fantastic video...what a professional...i learnt so much...thank you for helping us.

[@TerritoryOffroad]

I just keep a few complete knuckle assemblies on hand to always change over. I'd go through wheel bearings more then the average territory user. Start to finish takes me about 20mins a side. I always use copper anti seize on the CV splines.

[@renaldvilla2870]

thanks very clear information videography i learn a lot to this video..

[@martylee5299]

The axle fastener is a one time use fastener. You need to use a new fastener rather than using the old fastener again. Otherwise this is a good instructional video.

[@stonistjean2kfallout285]

thanks for the video but yeah i'm not doing that. I'm going to pay someone too do that for me.

[@specialized29er86]

A very satisfying job this one, I did this on my 2006 with 320,000 k Territory and I now have a 2014 V6 diesel one with 122,000 k's.
Did you do the other side too or was this the only bearing with wear, I always like to do both sides and replace anything else while I have the parts apart..

[@thomaswilding8818]

@specialized29er86 I did the one side. Would be one less trip to the machine shop if you did others at the same time.