Front wheel bearing replacement - Removal and refitting step by step

How to remove and replace a front wheel bearing without a press.
All stages of removal and refitting step by step : hub removing, wheel bearing extraction, bearing refit, hub refit. Front hub carrier bearing replacement

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[fannatick]

Fantastic, this is an example of how YouTube repair videos should be. This guy is a beast, his video shots, the text, his heavy breathing were some of the best I've ever seen. He should be awarded an entire shop, tools and production team to show other youtubers how it's done*!


*exception - Hot Rod Garage, Tony and Lucky are awesome!

[richardsanchez]

Great video man, no talking, quick editing shots and displaying a tools without a press.
Thanks

[jeepman]

Nice Job, Its good to see a job done the manual way, we don't all have a workshop kitted out with all the tech tools, this guy can work on my Jeep anytime.

[AmericanZ]

This guy deserves mad respect for doing it all on the ground. Sometimes, you just have to make due with what you have.

[jeffreybrusch]

This is an amazing video!! Thank you for making and posting it for us!! You are the only video I've found on YouTube that actually shows everyone how to press the wheel bearing yourself. Everyone else just says "Now you take this part to a mechanic, and pay them to do the hard part for you." I'm trying to find out how to do it myself not how to pay someone else to do it. Thanks Again!

[reubenjacobs]

So much respect for you, great video! Grew up watching my dad in his small shop doing the same without the expensive shop tools too. You guys are a true man's man. Thank you.

[waldoriveraq]

Excellent video! Indeed no talking needed at all. Excellent editing. You can tell that a lot of effort was involved in the making of this clip. Down to earth to the max and I'll give it a five-star because I saw just what I needed to see: the actual repair from A to Z at your home or shop. Once again, excellent.

[frazzledgrey]

At least this Fellow Showed the Complete Job!!! 2 Thumbs up!!!

[Govenor]

Wow! The last of a dying breed. Really enjoyed this video.

[MohammedAli-vyzg]

Excellent video. Excellent editing. Straight to the point....
Displayed the relevant snippets of the key processes. Didn't bore us with the full unedited version.
Thank you for your efforts. We salute you

[edwardvasquez]

I am a maintenance mechanic by trade. He lost me when put the puller down and used a grinder to get the inner race of the bearing off. As soon as he powered up the grinder I was laughing out loud for about 15-20 seconds. grinder is last resort normally when race starts to fuse to shaft from heat. That inner race was coming off. He did it though. Hats off to a determined man. LOL

[tonyvarela]

Love this video. This dude went medieval on those bearings with a good mix of old-school masonry hammers, chisels, grinder and determination. I was actually surprised I didn't see a blow torch! Let's not forget the attention to detail with all the bolts being properly torqued at the end with a wrench that was used as a breaker bar, pry bar and hammer! In all seriousness, I dread having to remove hub bearings. After seeing all the work involved, I'll probably just replace the whole hub assembly. In any event, two thumbs-up and thanks for posting!

[vaughnmiller]

Old school mechanic at its best.💯 respect.. And oh by the way whoever did the editing. 👍

[CoffinNeAler]

I want to thank you for your video. It is put together very well with the steps needed to do this job and the tools you need ( even if someone isn't able to have all of the fancy tools ). It was my first time replacing a front wheel bearing. Over the last week I bought all of the tools I needed and watched your video several times. I wish I would have made a video of mine. The abs wheel sensor was seized and I actually broke it in half. Had to drill and punch it out. It was harder to get out than the bearing. Anyway thanks so much, I'm subscribed now and the next time I work on something I'm not familiar with I'll search your library.

[mariojhorge]

Well, at 8:12 it was a secret game changer for me 😂

[Dentinvent]

Nicely made video. The banging sound effects and grunting were great. I was waiting for some bleeding fingers . Good job.

[Roadghost]

Good vid.  Doesn't have some guy who keeps talking all the time.  A very realistic representation of the challenges you will run into doing this job.  Everything is usually seized into place and requires brute strength to remove.

[lascar]

I had a sore back just watching this. Well done.

[wintercoder]

Just the perfect amount of spoken word. Nicely done.

[bilparnell]

This man did a good job. And it looks like he worked in his driveway;
at the minimal expense, with very few tools. Bravo