Hub Bearing Replacement (Fast and Easy)
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Date: 2021-02-01
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Martha
Hi Chris - Really appreciate your videos! I have a 2003 Crown Vic and I had to really bear down on the brakes one time when an animal ran out in the road in front of me. Since then I have had a waugh waugh waugh sound when I am driving - my husband changed the rotors and brakes - no go - didn't solve the problem. Now we think it must be this as the upper and lower ball joints have been replaced by a local shop - 300+ dollars for both sides! - any suggestions? Thanks again for great videos!
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Hi Chris - Really appreciate your videos! I have a 2003 Crown Vic and I had to really bear down on the brakes one time when an animal ran out in the road in front of me. Since then I have had a waugh waugh waugh sound when I am driving - my husband changed the rotors and brakes - no go - didn't solve the problem. Now we think it must be this as the upper and lower ball joints have been replaced by a local shop - 300+ dollars for both sides! - any suggestions? Thanks again for great videos!
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Olena
Thank you for the great film. May I know the reason why on the mounting bolts instead of red threadlocker (how it was applied originally) was used the blue one? I work on one project and can't decide, which one better to use. If it is for removing easier in the future (in the sense without heating, but you removed it (w/red) using penetrant (no heat. Seems like red one will keep the bolts better. Thank you again.
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Thank you for the great film. May I know the reason why on the mounting bolts instead of red threadlocker (how it was applied originally) was used the blue one? I work on one project and can't decide, which one better to use. If it is for removing easier in the future (in the sense without heating, but you removed it (w/red) using penetrant (no heat. Seems like red one will keep the bolts better. Thank you again.
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BadDrivers
The hub is used to cool the rotor. If you fill the hub surface with anti seize you will have zero cooling and your rotors will go bad due to heating. And when you torque your rotors against grease, the grease will eventually flatten out over time, so you end up with at wheel that is not torqued right and your wheel will most likely fall off
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The hub is used to cool the rotor. If you fill the hub surface with anti seize you will have zero cooling and your rotors will go bad due to heating. And when you torque your rotors against grease, the grease will eventually flatten out over time, so you end up with at wheel that is not torqued right and your wheel will most likely fall off
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house
Warning: You took the old screws to fix the brake. These screws were before fixed with torque and angle. So the screws were streched.
If you fix these screws again with angle, the screws are stretched again. This is very dangerous, because the screws can break, if the are streched too much.
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Warning: You took the old screws to fix the brake. These screws were before fixed with torque and angle. So the screws were streched.
If you fix these screws again with angle, the screws are stretched again. This is very dangerous, because the screws can break, if the are streched too much.
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DaveM
hey chris- My ute manual says to Replace front hub bearing grease for every third service. Can you please make a video on this? is it about repacking grease somehow? do I need a special tool? I don't know what to do.
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hey chris- My ute manual says to Replace front hub bearing grease for every third service. Can you please make a video on this? is it about repacking grease somehow? do I need a special tool? I don't know what to do.
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Tamara
Wow your video was great. Really explained and showed everything. It was greatly appreciated although I probably won't be doing this. You did make me feel a little more confident if I wanted to try. Thank you
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Wow your video was great. Really explained and showed everything. It was greatly appreciated although I probably won't be doing this. You did make me feel a little more confident if I wanted to try. Thank you
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Dior
I dont even have a Toyota anymore, and I nearly watched the whole thing because it was just that good. This is by FAR one of the best informational videos Ive watched on YouTube, period. Thank you!
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I dont even have a Toyota anymore, and I nearly watched the whole thing because it was just that good. This is by FAR one of the best informational videos Ive watched on YouTube, period. Thank you!
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Angel
I have a 2007 mazda 3 2007 i need to know the part name were the rear wheel bearing and the roto brake and all those parts its mounting i need to buy it thnks have a great and bless night
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I have a 2007 mazda 3 2007 i need to know the part name were the rear wheel bearing and the roto brake and all those parts its mounting i need to buy it thnks have a great and bless night
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Mad
Hey Chris, have you ever done a CV Joint video? I need to check mine and dont really know what Im looking out for. Id love to see your usual excellent guidance to help me. Cheers
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Hey Chris, have you ever done a CV Joint video? I need to check mine and dont really know what Im looking out for. Id love to see your usual excellent guidance to help me. Cheers
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Manny
And I got charged 270 dollars last year for my front driver side, on my 2011 Camry now I need to change the rear right side and Ill be saving some cash. Thanks chrisFix.
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And I got charged 270 dollars last year for my front driver side, on my 2011 Camry now I need to change the rear right side and Ill be saving some cash. Thanks chrisFix.
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