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Renault clio rear wheel bearing removal and refit easy You Should Watch This
Renault clio rear wheel bearing removal and refit using no special garage tools
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  • @sevenkte
    @sevenkte Месяц назад

    Brilliant, so easy. First time I've replaced this type of wheel bearing in car, (Renault Kangoo rear drum), seeing you hammer the old bearings out gave me confidence to continue hitting with sledgehammer, then correct hit and the old ones started to move, few more hits and out! Then hot and cold, new bearings just fell in.

  • @dav01kar
    @dav01kar 3 месяца назад

    I found it better to leave the ballrace in then used a 30mm socket to drift in out with club hammer more to get onto.

  • @RaudiRaul
    @RaudiRaul 3 месяца назад

    2024 and still helping us out! Thank you sir! Would this work on a 2012 Renault Clio MK3? My wheel bearings are obnoxiously loud now, especially on the highway.

  • @luisk5582
    @luisk5582 4 месяца назад

    This is just brilliant. 👌💡

  • @vintagesteelgarage
    @vintagesteelgarage 5 месяцев назад

    That's a job best done whilst the wife is out shopping 😅

  • @FiratKartal-of8ik
    @FiratKartal-of8ik 6 месяцев назад

    Genius!

  • @andypowell108
    @andypowell108 7 месяцев назад

    welding some spots on was a great tip, was struggling for an hour till i spotted this, 5 minutes later..... done

  • @Abauto84
    @Abauto84 9 месяцев назад

    this really helped me out thank you

  • @laverick12
    @laverick12 10 месяцев назад

    Great video, very well described. I've got my rear fiesta one to replace soon. It has abs on it but hopefully it will be the same sort of thing. Do you think using a socket and some threaded bar would be any use? I mean to pull it through. I have no welder and I'm cautious about damaging the inside of the hub with a chisel. Thank you

  • @TechFromHell
    @TechFromHell 11 месяцев назад

    Does the new bearing need grease or no ?

  • @AllThingsAlex
    @AllThingsAlex Год назад

    What a legend. Going to try this on my Renault 9 tomorrow cheers!.

  • @FnKxDaNG3rZzx
    @FnKxDaNG3rZzx Год назад

    Great thanks dont have a welder so used a 36mm socket to hammer it out

  • @SpencerLao
    @SpencerLao Год назад

    I really liked what i saw about from thr cold chisle of the bearing race....

  • @richardtunstall8433
    @richardtunstall8433 Год назад

    But doesn't your wife moan about the stink in the oven n kitchen????

  • @EMMA-hl5xy
    @EMMA-hl5xy Год назад

    Lo del calor en la pieza es clave cuando está muy clavada la pista

  • @radunicola3836
    @radunicola3836 2 года назад

    It wasn't 190 nm for brake drums and 175 nm for discs?

  • @StodgyGaming
    @StodgyGaming 2 года назад

    Cheers for this. Instead of using an oven I used a blow torch to heat the hub, bearing dropped straight in!

  • @gdawggz1
    @gdawggz1 2 года назад

    Helped me out big time thanks, literally dropped in, about 99% of the way anyway, needs a few taps with the old race to seat it though but wait for things to cool down/heat up before doing that. The old race isn’t half a bastard to bang out.

  • @romakayak
    @romakayak 2 года назад

    Is there a risk of the bearing cracking when exposed to the heat of the drum?

    • @plasticduk
      @plasticduk 2 года назад

      Never happened to me personally

    • @dav01kar
      @dav01kar Год назад

      @@plasticduk does it matter which way the bearing is dropped in?

  • @leavethelez
    @leavethelez 2 года назад

    Mine had like someone else here in the comments a metal shoulder at the back which made it almost impossible to hit the outer case on the back so i went with the weld dots. The welds broke of a couple of times, i had to hit it really hard with a very heavy hammer, no movement at all. Then i decided to oven heat the drum, cooled the old bearing case carefully from the inside not spoiling water on the hub, hit again and so it finally came out. The tips on shrinking with weld beads or using a bearing puller (or DIY bolt / washers) i read after the job was done but could have been also helpful.

  • @I_AM_G_FORCE
    @I_AM_G_FORCE 2 года назад

    Bearing out, oven on ;) used a large socket and sledge hammer to knock out casing with a little heat on the drum

  • @sicks6six
    @sicks6six 2 года назад

    GREAT VIDEO FOR HOME DIY CAR REPAIRS, SAVE ON THE GARAGE BILLS, IN THE N/E THEY CHARGE ABOUT £50 - £75 A SIDE FOR THIS JOB !

  • @sudinebabz8651
    @sudinebabz8651 2 года назад

    Very clever✨👍🏼

  • @knet1111
    @knet1111 2 года назад

    Great job.

  • @weldjeff
    @weldjeff 3 года назад

    Great video! To make it even easier to get bearings out, rather than just doing the little spot welds, if you run about 4 welds right the way through the inside of the old bearing "outer case" and wait for them to cool down, the shrinkage affect of those welds will make it fall out or come out with a very light tap.

    • @HelgiThorisson
      @HelgiThorisson 2 года назад

      Indeed, it makes the job easier. Even though you have special tools for the job you should always run 3 to 4 welds like you said above. I was working in workshop for a few years we always did it like this and we had no press, we did not need it. We had tools that fit the following description so we could do the job on the car: "Front Wheel Drive Bearing Adapters Press Kit Puller Set Replacement Installer Removal Automotive Mechanics Tool". A set like this can cost about 70 USD. You could even use a: "Bearing Race and Seal Driver Set - Universal Kit Allows for Easy Race and Seal Installation" which costs about 30 USD and is designed for tapered roller bearings. That is, if you weld the old outer case/ sleeve or race before removing it, heat up the wheel hub or brake drum and freeze the new bearing before installation.

  • @duncansmissen3382
    @duncansmissen3382 3 года назад

    Fantastic

  • @Dosedmonkey
    @Dosedmonkey 3 года назад

    Use the correct size socket then when you use your hammer it will push it out parrelel and not kink it. I like the weld dots. I'm a marine engineer and changing bearings is pretty common job on pumps. Both heating and freezing works well. Sometimes you can freeze shafts to drop bearings over the top too.

  • @olliebeal6783
    @olliebeal6783 3 года назад

    Where did you buu the retaining clip and wheel bearing

  • @shaineriches4369
    @shaineriches4369 3 года назад

    Thankyou for this video mate! Its very informative - gives me the confidence to do my own. Please keep doing more videos like this. Great work 💪🏼🙏🏻

  • @LNM0000
    @LNM0000 3 года назад

    Works A Treat Find a piece of scaffold pole: can biff the old one out with that after you've put it in the oven. It takes some biffing. Gas mark 160c for five minutes after the light goes out. Use some spare bubble wrap to carry the bearing around before you drop it in. . Perfect mate, perfect.

  • @ashleyjshaw
    @ashleyjshaw 3 года назад

    You just saved me 150 quid nice one mate 👍🏻

  • @shauncartwright1137
    @shauncartwright1137 3 года назад

    Worked perfectly thanks, 24hrs in the freezer for the bearing and 1hr in the oven for the hub. Went in a dream, awesome and as others have said saved me a whole lot of aggro and money.

  • @leemontague5806
    @leemontague5806 4 года назад

    Great hack the one we did had a metal shoulder at the back which made it harder some heat on the hub and a 32 mm socket on the casing had it out. Bearing in the freezer and oven on didn’t drop in but bashed in and all’s well many thanks

  • @carlsimpson4875
    @carlsimpson4875 4 года назад

    I had an old piston from a brake caliper i welded it to the inside shell of old bearing it drove out pretty easy but i had put a full run of weld round it if you don't have a welder i think it will be much harder to get out and you would have to be very careful,make sure you don't damage the abs pick up ring on the rear of drum.

  • @kenreeve6549
    @kenreeve6549 4 года назад

    no grease required at all then ? thanks for vid

  • @masterofdisaster7427
    @masterofdisaster7427 4 года назад

    Thanks mate, for uploading the video👍

  • @TonyColson
    @TonyColson 4 года назад

    Brilliant! Worked for me too!!

  • @serjeoindahouse9345
    @serjeoindahouse9345 4 года назад

    great video mate. thanks. Best regrads from Russia

  • @connorplatt_
    @connorplatt_ 4 года назад

    I seriously cannot get the drum off

  • @r9cheverny433
    @r9cheverny433 4 года назад

    8:44 but you need to put some grease??

  • @r9cheverny433
    @r9cheverny433 4 года назад

    7:23 wooow amazing!

  • @R55LSD
    @R55LSD 4 года назад

    Is it ok to put the drum in the over with abs ring attached as im worried it will melt? it looks part plastic/hard rubber to me? Also tip for anyone removing old bearing if you drop a 32mm socket in the back it slots in perfect and is easier and quicker to hit with a hammer. Cheers

  • @paulkelly8673
    @paulkelly8673 5 лет назад

    Legend saved me a few quid got 4 to do 😭

  •  5 лет назад

    Thank you so much for this. Though it’s basic physics, it didn’t cross my mind. WORKED LIKE A CHARM!! Thanks mate!!!

    • @bencharles6907
      @bencharles6907 4 года назад

      Basic physics, you mean the apprentice level mechanics

    •  4 года назад

      @@bencharles6907 I meant hot/cold; expanding/shrinking. So that part is physics. But most important part of comment was “thanks” :-)

  • @awsomeal100
    @awsomeal100 5 лет назад

    Knowledge Hath The Power..........Thanks For Sharing........A Kick In The Nuts To Greedy And Dishonest Mechs Out There...Just Been Ripped Myself........They Couldn't Give Me Estimate......I Estimated An Mot And Repair On My Car.... At Most 4 Hours Labour So Gave Him The Job..........16 Hours To replace mid section exhaust And Replace 2 front lower balljoints.......At Least I Got The New Mot...Must Have Charged Me For 12 Hours... For Car Sitting On Ramps Doing F/A.....£900 Bill..And I Supplied The Exhaust......Not Ever Again........I Had To Take It Back As It Was Knocking In The Ball Joint Area......Dangerous To Drive....It Was Worse On Arrival.....They Test Drove It Round The Yard........ About A 10 Yard Circle And Said.. ''Can't Notice Any Thing''..... I Told Him My Suspicion Is Upper Joint On Wishbone Front D/S.....I Looked It Up On Utube ...Common Prob Which Causes Knocking.......He Was Not Having Any Of It.....Because If He Admits That Then He Will Have To Put It Right At No Cost To Me.....Reason Being That After Fitting Lower Ball Joint ...He Has Not Checked For Play In The Top Joint....He Reluctantly Took It On A Long Run.... With Me In It To...Tried To Bullshit Me Away From The Problem Area By Saying It Is The Centre Bearing In The Prop Shaft.....Causing Vibration To Travel Up To The Drivers Side....Anything To Bullshit Me Away From The Truth Of The Matter.... After Admitting That It Was Not Right....He Told Me To Leave It With Them.....Garage Is Quite A Distance From Where I Live So He Told The Other Mech To Drop Me Off Home.........The Other Mech Who Knows I Have Free Breakdown Cover On My Insurance Quipped......''Drive It Home And Get It Recovered Back To Us........There Is A Fucking Great Big Motorway With People On It Between His Garage And My Home.........Any Catastrophic Failure On That Car On The Journey Back Home Would Not Only Put My Life In Danger But Others Also..... They Could Have Been Potentially Facing Very Serious Legal Action....Worse Case Scenario Being Manslaughter....Needless To Say...I Took A Taxi Home........But I Have Put Their Shenanigans As Feedback On Their Website............That Should Cost Them A Lot Of Potential Customers....Serves Them Right.....What Goes Around .....And All That....Update Is....They Are Saying It Is Wheel Bearing.......When I Pick The Car Up ..They Better Make Sure They Keep The Old Wheel Bearing To Give Back To Me As Proof.....If They Can Do That....Fair Enough....If Not Then Pound To A Penny ...They Will Have Replaced That Wishbone Above The Lower Ball Joint Like They Should Have Done In The First Place........And They Will Not Get A Penny More Out Of Me....Also They Say They Have Had To Adjust Rear Brakes...........This Has Evidently Left Air In The System As My Brakes Are Now Spongy.....I Asked Them To Get The Air Out ....As They Are The One's Who Let It In............But They Are Saying ..''The Bleed Nipple On Caliper Is Corroded So They Can Only Bleed One Side''.....'' They Are Power Brakes....You'll Be Fine''.............Not If I Rear End Some Poor F.....k.....r...... I Won't...I Pick The Car Up On Monday...........Even If They Sort The Knocking Out............I Am Not Taking That Car From That Garage Till He Gets Every Single Molecule Of Air Out Of Those Brakes.........When Are They Going To Realise That I Am NOT A DICK HEAD...............I Am Taking Charge Now...........Enough Is Enough........Don't Let These Bastards Suck Your Brains Out Folks...........Let's All Fight Back ...And Put More Posts Such As This One On Utube........Utube........The People's Garage..Drive Safe Folks........And Keep Hold Of Your Hard Earned Cash.

  • @alexanderlindquist
    @alexanderlindquist 5 лет назад

    How many Nm you said 175 nm ?

  • @oviz4747
    @oviz4747 5 лет назад

    best video ever

  • @mezadj1
    @mezadj1 5 лет назад

    Bearing nr. pls???

  • @ithelmartiena7184
    @ithelmartiena7184 5 лет назад

    Aveo

  • @ismaildemir468
    @ismaildemir468 5 лет назад

    Wooow..hot cold..wanderfull.