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But make sure you have a 50mm socket before you start as your gonna need one to undo the wheel bearing retainer nut. I've just replaced the wheel bearings in mine. I hate wheel bearing grease!
Here's a pic that might help. If you want the step by step process from the manual let me know and i'll post them up for you. The disassembly pat is about 6 pages.
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Was it difficult to work out how tight to do up the nut?
I just did it up as tight as possible and worked the hub around a few times then checked it for free play, if there is free play you should be able to tighten it a bit, if its too tight loosen it off.
If your star nut is rooted buy new ones. Otherwise I found that the nuts would loosen themselves after a while.
If you actually have to replace the wheel bearings, Its probably easier to unbolt the upright from the wishbones. This way you don't need a deep dish 50mm socket. Just a normal one as the drive shaft won't be poking out the centre.
