How to Replace a Front or Rear Wheel Bearing (Full ASMR)

Bad wheel bearing? Wheel bearing noise? Learn how to replace a wheel bearing in your car or truck. In this video I show you how to replace a front or rear wheel bearing hub assembly. With this wheel bearing replacement you need to remove the axle nut, the brake caliper and rotor, and unbolt the bad wheel hub bearing assembly. It is that simple! I show you how to replace the wheel bearing at home using common hand tools, and this time the video is an ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) video with high quality audio!

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Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. ChrisFix assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. ChrisFix recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not ChrisFix.

[zman]

Your neighbors were probably like “honey get over here, that kid across the street FINALLY stopped talking to himself!!” 😂😂

[meniver]

my girlfriend gave me a funny look when I suddenly whispered: "out with the old and in with the new". Now she thinks I'm possessed.

[gc]

The fact that you don't use air or cordless impact tools (to make life easier), but just hand tools and breaker bars got my utmost respect.

[Scania]

I can literally hear your words in my ear after each step: "out with the old one and in with the new!....perfect!"
I just love it 😍🤣

[Echo]

*ChrisFix’s neighbors:* Honey, the guy who is usually yelling at his cars is completely silent today. I hope he’s alright!

[thecreedy]

For some odd reason i loved watching this with sounds being so clear, was actually peaceful 😂

[agentsoftheix]

Ok, so... not "simple", but far more simple than I was expecting this to be. Thank you so much for the tutorial!

[indianboy]

One of the greatest things about ChrisFix is that despite the fun gag that goes into April fools, he STILL manages to make them useful and helpful.

[Samcrac]

I swear if anyone other than Chrisfix owned this truck up North it would just be a mound of rust by now. I love how you wire brush everything down to the bolts!

[midaakhiko]

I would be open to him posting two versions of all videos from now on, one where he's his normal high energy self, and other of this. This just feels good to listen to late at night.

[redbrosas]

Why is this so calming? The wrenches, the ticking, the clanking of metals, and the swish swish of the soapy wooder..

[adams]

Not a single word spoken, and still more comprehensible than 70% of diy guides on youtube

[SirFrankoman]

I don't even feel pranked. It's really cool hearing the sounds you normally block out; almost like being behind-the-scenes of a real video.

[saintgtx]

I know this was an April Fool's joke, but for the past year and a half I've been coming back to this video whenever I want to relax, super therapeutic stuff!

[DannoM_]

Now I know why I'm paying $1, 174 to have both of my rear wheel bearings replaced today. It's a lot of work. Much respect to these skilled mechanics!

[cesarjaramillo]

Once you've watched enough chrisfix, you can just hear his voice in your head explaining every step

[ashdamm]

This is the most cursed April fools I’ve ever seen. The effort involved! Kudos!

[uenragedbro]

It brings a tear to my eye to see two of my favorite YouTube worlds come together. I'm a technician at a dealership and I don't think I would've had the love for cars or tools without you, so thank you for that. It also makes me elated to see the positivity and love for you in the comments.

[oliverwatts]

The dedication to not just ugga-dugga half these bolts out for the quality of the channel is insane. My progression is usually a breaker bar, to a high-torque impact, to a blowtorch. Can't be tight if it's liquid.

[jaxonjai]

*The steering turns*
Me: "You wanna work with the car, not against it"
Girlfriend: "why are you whispering?"
Me: "Shhhh"