I couldn't login a few days.

I managed to get it loose and replace it!
A combination of the acetone/atf fluid and a little heat made it come loose!
Thanks for the advice guys!
The bearing was already bad and caused a nasty sound while driving, so I had to replace it anyway.

After loosening all bolts is impossible to remove the old wheelbearing.
Hitting the wheelbearing with all kinds of hammers doesn't make it move.....

Anyone with a smart solution that I can do on my own as I cannot go anywhere because the car doesn't run on 3 wheels and I have no workshop nearby....

Thank you for your suggestion chrism!

A Volvo specialist said that it is a bad wheel bearing on the right side so I'll replace that after the part comes in.
Strange how the hearing of a sound can be off (hearing the sound on the drivers side where it actually is caused on the right side!)

I have a V70 2.5T automatic MY2007. Driving at a speed from 10 - 80 miles a knocking sound appears that sounds like a drive shaft problem, the left side drive shaft has been replaced, as wel as the left front wheel bearing are new, and the dealer has suggested to renew the automatic transmissionoil ...