How to fix nissan micra k12 k13 wheel bearing hub and drum brake DIY mechanism look

The steps provided can be applied to both the Nissan Micra K12 and K13 models, as the process for wheel hub and brake mechanism replacement is similar for these models.
considerations:
Safety: Always use jack stands to securely support the car.
Cleanliness: Clean the hub mounting surface and brake components to ensure proper fitting.
Torque Specifications: Follow the manufacturer's torque specifications for all bolts.
Grease: Apply a thin layer of high-temperature grease to the hub surface where it contacts the rotor.
Brake Fluid Check: Inspect and, if needed, top off the brake fluid after reassembly.
Wheel Alignment: Consider a wheel alignment after hub replacement to ensure proper tracking.
Test Drive: Perform a careful test drive to ensure everything is functioning correctly and listen for any unusual noises.
Preparation: Lift the car and remove the wheel.
Remove Brake Components: Take off the brake caliper and rotor.
Access Hub: Remove any clips or covers on the hub.
Remove Hub: Unscrew the hub bolts and detach the old hub.
Install New Hub: Position the new hub and tighten the bolts.
Reassemble Brake: Reinstall the rotor and brake caliper.
Wheel Installation: Put the wheel back on and lower the car.
Test: Ensure the brakes and hub function properly.

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