I am trying to change out my front driver side rotor, on my 99 2wd. I have gotten every taken apart except that i cant get the rear bearing out form inside it. What do i need to do to get it out?

 

A hammer and long punch to drive out the grease seal.
You will probably destroy the seal in the process so hope you bought a new one.

 

the thing is i cant for the life of me figure out where it is

 

It's the round thing with metal on the outside and a rubber ring which goes around the spindle.
It will be around a quarter inch thick and is press fit into the back side of the rotor .

 

thank you i got it know, i must just have been retarded and not paying attention to a thing the haynes book was saying.

Thanks for the need reminder, because i have spent the last hour trying to get it off.

 

If you intend to reuse the wheel bearings , take note that the bearing races pressed into the new rotor may or may not conform to the old bearings . I have read on these forums of people having the bearings go out within a few weeks to a few months by reusing the old bearings with new races instead of purchasing new bearings with races .

 

is there a way you can tell that its going out? because i have been told about a clicking noise before when you turn, is that one way?