I'ma get back with you after I'm done with the junkyard find... I need a V6 front knuckle with the dust cover also replacing wheel hub+ bearing and the Lower ball joint.
If you equate your time to money, they sell the whole knuckle assembly, both sides for under around 250.00. Saves a ton of time and eliminates the possibility of future failure due to scoring of the bearing seat areas.
From what I hear, 7th gen accords are known for shitty ball joints, catastrophically failing especially with lowered suspension. While you’re in there, new ball joints would be a no brainer
Just an FYI, the rotor screws on the Honda are JIS not Philips head. If you use a JIS impact screwdriver, it will have a bigger shoulder and wont round out the head as a Philips screwdriver will... otherwise great video!
I'ma get back with you after I'm done with the junkyard find... I need a V6 front knuckle with the dust cover also replacing wheel hub+ bearing and the Lower ball joint.
If you equate your time to money, they sell the whole knuckle assembly, both sides for under around 250.00. Saves a ton of time and eliminates the possibility of future failure due to scoring of the bearing seat areas.
I have the proper tools to do this job now.
I appreciate that XTD clutch sticker on your tool box.
I don't recommend them myself, but I've run them in the past without issue.
From what I hear, 7th gen accords are known for shitty ball joints, catastrophically failing especially with lowered suspension. While you’re in there, new ball joints would be a no brainer
Great Tip ,Thanks.
14:15 Tongue Out method works best for bearing removal
You Southern Boys are so damn lucky weather wise.If the leaves are not on the trees,there is usually snow on the ground...Canada EH !
Hahaha 🤣
Respect u pulled the hub n put bearing in with a hammer
🤣🤟 it's still on the road today. I now have a press, and obviously I recommend the press.
It was pretty hacky
Just an FYI, the rotor screws on the Honda are JIS not Philips head. If you use a JIS impact screwdriver, it will have a bigger shoulder and wont round out the head as a Philips screwdriver will... otherwise great video!
I have an impact driver now, this is an old video that I reedited
Very detailed thanks!
Very helpful.. thank you
It has helped. Thanks!
*The Honda Resource* Thanks for this! Can't wait for More. Oh and Happy dare day! :d
Great video.
It's not my best work but this method does work.
What if you did mess up your threads?
Which threads?
Are rears the same??😁😁😁😁😁
No, rears are much easier
HELP! my ball joint stud is spinning!
Jack up on the lower control arm near the ball joint. It'll Honda pressure on it while you loosen it
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