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Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement

Model: Honda Civic MK 7 - Years 2001-2006
Part: Bearing

Obtain replacement bearings. Lift the vehicle, secure it, and remove the wheel. Remove the metal cover protecting the retaining bolt on the hub, which will then need to be unscrewed. If you encounter difficulties, use some penetrating spray. Use a puller to remove the disc to access the bearing. Remove the bearing's retaining circlip and use a puller to free the bearing. Clean thoroughly from old grease. Then, position the new bearing inside after greasing it well. Refit all the spacers previously removed.

Updated on 5 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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