1 – bolt, 50–60 Nm; 2 – additional bracket; 3 – stabilizer rod; 4 – nut, 35–45 N·m; 5 – nut, 75–90 N·m; 6 – longitudinal lever; 7 – nut*, 130–150 Nm; 8 – hub support; 9 – rear brake mechanism; 10 – hub with bearing; 11 – brake drum; 12 – nut, 180–220 Nm; 13 – lever (A); 14 – lever (B); 15 – nut*, 130–150 Nm.
Warning! *These nuts are to be tightened temporarily and finally tightened after the vehicle is installed on the wheels.
Removal
1. Remove the rear wheel.
2. Remove the brake drum.
3.Remove the speed sensor.
4. Disconnect the brake hose from the rear suspension strut.
5. Bend back the flange and unscrew the rear wheel hub mounting nut.
6. Remove the rear wheel hub with bearing.
Warning! Do not remove the bearing from the rear wheel hub unless necessary.
[The article is borrowed from the website: HYUNDAIBOOK]
Examination
1. Check the rear wheel hub bearing for wear or damage.
2. Check the rear wheel speed sensor rotor for chipped teeth.
3. Check the hub for cracks and wear.
4. Check the hub support for cracks.
Assembly
1. Screw on a new flange nut and tap the flange of the nut into the groove of the hub.
2. Install the hub cap.