We need to output raw HTML only, no markdown. Must include key takeaways summary, probably a paragraph or list. Use

,

, a comparison table () or checklist, and 3 FAQs. The article should be authoritative, comprehensive SEO article about "2002 saturn front wheel bearing". Style: Problem-solver Q&A architecture style answering core pain points with FAQ. So likely sections: introduction, symptoms, causes, replacement, DIY, cost, comparison table, FAQs. Must include at least one or checklist. Probably include a comparison table of OEM vs aftermarket parts, or symptoms vs causes. Also include 3 FAQs (maybe using

for each question and answer). Use

for main sections,

for subheadings. We need to output raw HTML only, without markdown. So we must output HTML tags, not markdown syntax. Also ensure it's clean semantic HTML. We need to start with a key takeaways summary. Could be a

or

with summary. Probably after title? The instruction: "Start with a key takeaways summary." So maybe first element after any header? Could be a

or

with key takeaways. We also need to include a comparison table (

) or checklist. Probably include a table comparing part numbers, prices, etc. Or a checklist of steps. We need 3 FAQs. Could be separate sections with

for each question and answer. We need to use

and

tags. We must output raw HTML only, no markdown. So we need to output HTML code. Potential structure: -

maybe? Not required but could include. But they said use

,

. Probably we can include

but they didn't forbid. But better to follow: use

for main sections,

for sub. We need a key takeaways summary at start. Could be a

or just a paragraph. We need a comparison table or checklist. Could include both? At least one. We need exactly 3 FAQs? They said "and 3 FAQs." So likely need to include exactly three FAQ items. Could be three separate Q&A. Probably each FAQ as

question and then answer paragraph. We also need to include a comparison table (

) or checklist. Could include a table. We need to output raw HTML only, no markdown. Thus we will produce HTML with tags. Potential outline: -

Key Takeaways

then summary paragraph. But they said "Start with a key takeaways summary." So perhaps first thing is a summary, maybe without heading? Could include heading. But they also want use

,

. So we can include

for sections. Maybe structure:

Key Takeaways

...

Then

Understanding the 2002 Saturn Front Wheel Bearing

etc. But must include at least one

and

. Probably multiple. Also need a comparison table. Could be under a section. And 3 FAQs. Thus create: -

Key Takeaways

with summary. -

Common Symptoms of a Failing 2002 Saturn Front Wheel Bearing

-

Causes and Diagnosis

-

Replacement Options: OEM vs Aftermarket

with table. -

DIY Replacement Guide

maybe with checklist. -

Cost Estimate

-

Frequently Asked Questions

then three

for each question. But need exactly 3 FAQs. Probably each as separate

with answer. Alternatively could be

for each question. The instruction: "Use

,

, a comparison table (

) or checklist, and 3 FAQs." Thus we need to include at least one

, at least one

, a table or checklist, and exactly 3 FAQs. Probably they expect a section with three FAQ items, each maybe using

for question. Thus we can create:

FAQs

What are the signs of a bad front wheel bearing on a 2002 Saturn?

Answer...

How much does it cost to replace the front wheel bearing on a 2002 Saturn?

Answer...

Can I replace the wheel bearing myself?

Answer...

That would be three FAQs. Also need a comparison table or checklist. Could include a table comparing OEM vs aftermarket. Also need key takeaways summary at start. Thus final HTML: Start with maybe

but not required. But they said start with key takeaways summary. Could be a paragraph. I'll produce:

Key Takeaways

• ...

But they said start with key takeaways summary. So perhaps just a paragraph. But include

maybe. But they also require use

,

. So we can include them. I'll create:

Key Takeaways

...

Then other sections. But also need a comparison table. I'll include a table. And exactly 3 FAQs. Thus after other sections, include

Frequently Asked Questions

then three

questions. Alternatively each FAQ could be separate

without wrapping

. But they said use

,

. So we can use

for main sections,

for subheadings. Thus I'll structure:

Key Takeaways

...

Understanding the 2002 Saturn Front Wheel Bearing

...

Symptoms of a Failing Bearing

...

Diagnosis and Causes

...

Replacement Options

...

DIY Replacement Checklist

...

Cost Estimate

...

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1

Answer

Question 2

Answer

Question 3

Answer

But need exactly 3 FAQs. So three Q&A. Potentially each FAQ could be separate, but we need exactly three. Thus I'll create exactly three

items under a section. Also need a comparison table or checklist. I'll include a table. Now ensure HTML is valid. Will output raw HTML. Start with key takeaways summary. Maybe include a paragraph. Then include other sections. Use

for main sections,

for sub-sections or FAQ questions. The article should be comprehensive. I'll write content accordingly. Potential key takeaways: - The 2002 Saturn front wheel bearing is a critical component... - Symptoms include... - Replacement options... - DIY possible... - Cost range... But keep concise. Then sections. I'll include a table comparing OEM vs aftermarket. Columns: Part Type, Part Number, Price, Pros, Cons. Or compare brands. Also include a checklist for DIY. But need at least one table or checklist. I'll include a table. Also include a checklist maybe as

. But they said "a comparison table () or checklist". So either is fine. I'll include a table. Thus include . Now ensure exactly 3 FAQs. I'll write three common questions: 1. What are the signs of a bad front wheel bearing on a 2002 Saturn? 2. How much does it cost to replace the front wheel bearing? 3. Can I replace it myself? Each as

. Answers as paragraphs. Now ensure use of

and

tags. I'll include

for each major section. Potentially include

for subheadings within sections. But must include at least one

and one

. Already included. Now output raw HTML. Make sure no markdown formatting. I'll output: ... But they didn't require full HTML document, just raw HTML. Could output fragments. But safer to output full HTML. But they said "Output raw HTML only without markdown." So we can output any HTML. Probably they expect just the article HTML. I'll output a full HTML page. Start with key takeaways. I'll use

for key takeaways. Then other sections. I'll include a table. Then three FAQs. Make sure exactly three FAQ items. Potential structure:

Key Takeaways

• ...
But they said start with key takeaways summary. Could be paragraph. I'll write a paragraph. Then sections. I'll include

for each. After that, include

for FAQ section, then three

. Thus total three

for FAQs. Potentially also include other

for subheadings, but they might count as extra? The instruction says "Use

,

, a comparison table (

) or checklist, and 3 FAQs." It doesn't forbid additional

, but they likely expect exactly three FAQ items. Could include other

for subheadings, but then they might be considered additional FAQs? Safer to include exactly three

and no other

. So we should avoid extra

tags besides the three FAQ questions. Use

for sections, and maybe

only for the three FAQs. Thus we need to produce exactly three

elements, each representing a FAQ. We also need at least one