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I had to replace my girlfriend's front and rear hub. thanks for the information guys. it was greatly appreciated. A couple of notes or lessons learned though; the left rear; don't forget to take off the emergency brake. It had to take off two screws in order to take off the hub. Also, use a hammer to take off the hub. This should work. As for the front, it was seized in there for life. I tried everything. I took the hammer to it because, I did not have a torche to un-seize it. I even bought a puller; no go. In the end, the hub came apart in four pieces and I had to pry it out with a flat screw driver. Careful not to damage the sleeve. It took the day to take it out and 20 minutes to put it back together. Go figure. By the way, I used an impact for everything except the top bolt (one of the three). works wonders.
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