I just replaced my front passenger side wheel bearing, and the intermediate shaft bearing. It was fun, cough, cough. I'd suggest that in the future, take the wheel bearing to a mechanic -> just a big headache, unless you have a press in your garage (I used a friend's). On the other hand, the intermediate shaft bearing was super
and very easy to replace, just make sure that after you finish, add some replacement atf cause you'll be loosing some when you out the shaft from the trans.
for future reference for DIYer's
air tools are a must (impact sockets and gun are your best friends)
press is a must
penetrating spray is a must
ATF if doing intermediat shaft bearing (ISB)
ISB takes about 45 min to 1 hour
don't follow the haines manual, about taking the strut off the hub. it is easier to just remove the strut and spring from the strut tower and press the bearings with it still attached. You then don't have to buy a new bolt for it either.
wheel bearings take 2-3 hours, depending on press time
