How to replace Honda/Acura Rear Wheel Bearing & Hub Assembly
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Step by step instructions on how to replace the rear wheel bearing and hub assembly on a 2013 Acura MDX. These instructions also apply to many other Acura and Honda models including the Honda Pilot and Honda Odyssey.
Honda OEM Part # 42200-TZ6-A11 is what was replaced in this video.
This may be the best shown DIY video I have ever watched!
Hey Kim, I am glad you found it helpful :)
Great view from the back removing the caliper no one else has that in they're video!! 🎉
Great video, the process was far less complicated than I thought. Highly informative. Just need to find a 36mm socket. Thanks!
That’s also what am missing! Great video for sure!
Lucky Lucky it was that easy to get out.
I have a 2003 and it seems they don’t sell the assembly, just the bearing. Maybe I just need to keep searching.
Great video, thanks for the info. As someone else said looks relatively straight forward
Ryan- the only part that I suggest is to use a torque wrench when tightening the axle nut and caliper mounts. With years of breaking bolts to start, learning how to remove broken bolts, then learning how to use a torque wrench to properly tighten the fastener, and working on everything from radio control helicopters to airliners, getting it tight is essential. And purple gloves look sexy in videos! Great camera work!
could be life saving to torque bolts
How much does one have to spend to get a real and good quality torque wrench that's capable of torquing things like calipers and or spark plugs?....
There's one I'm eyeing at Harbor Freight but it's only $20 does something like 7-20 lbs torque
Thank you for this video, was trying to diagnose a noise on my tl after replacing my rotors calipera and pads, and at 5:20 when you pulled out the old bearing compared to the new one I recognized the sound and cringed 😂 must have messed something up
What a great video, thank you so much for your help. I have limited mechanical knowledge was was able to replace the wheel bearings myself on my 2015 RDX. The only additional thing I needed was a hub puller to remove them, they were stuck pretty bad.
Than you again Ryan.
Awesome! Nice job fixing it yourself!
Best DYI auto repair video I've ever seen. BRAVO! I do have a question though. My rear axle has noise only when apply brakes, not while driving. Could the bearing behave that way?
Awesome video. thanks. I have a 2016 I'll have to see if it's the same.
Excellent DIY!
This was excellent! I hope you can find time to answer this. For first generation, the hub and bearing are NOT assembled in one piece correct? Mine is a 2002. Having a hard time finding info. Wish I could do it this way but I'm afraid that knuckle will have to come out and bearing presses out/in. Thanks!
Thanks
Thanks for being awesome.
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Awesome video Man U lucky you don’t live in the rust belt.
O you live in the rust belt man everything came of flawlessly
@@brixtion I know! I got lucky! I was surprised how little rust there was, but I think the salt may have shortened the life span of the bearings.
Hey man thank for the video ! Do figure this same method applies to a 2008 Acura tl as well?
What state do you live in? Looked pretty clean under there!!
Great Video.
What the car was doing? I have a vibration in the rear axel when i was driven over 60 mph..
Your was doing the same?
Thanks for sharing?
Sounds the same. Slight vibration and noise over 60mph.
Great vid. Btw, Can this job be done with a battery powered impact drill especially for the axel nut ?
I would guess you should be fine as long as it has plenty of power.
what is the best way to remove the assembly? mine is really tight. I don't know how to pry on it
Did the job recently again on rear driver side and ABS sensor light went on immediately after repair. Are we supposed.to remove it during the job?
You must be in the south looking at how clean everything is, no rust
I wish!
Hey nice video do you think is the same for Acura MDX 2006 to replace the rear wheel hub assembly?? It looks pretty easy on 2013. Please let me know 🙏
It looks like the process should be pretty similar on your 2006. Good luck!
@@MrRyanAnderson well I let you know when I replaced my wheel hub bearing assembly.
Do you have to do anything to reseat the axle on the hub end when reinstalling?
The axle just pushed into the new hub as shown at 6:50 and then when you tighten the axle nut that should snug it up the rest of the way.
Where you have to order the part...? I try every where
www.acurapartswarehouse.com/oem/acura~bearing~assy~rr~42200-TZ6-A11.html
Am I the only one to catch this...he starts work on disc brake then it's switched to drum brakes? What kind of fast one you trying to pull?
The drum brakes are used for the parking brake.
@@MrRyanAnderson I cant believe he doesnt know the drum brake pads are the E brakes !!! LOL Yikes!!
Good time to replace the shoes on e brake
Find a bolt that screws into the caliper hole? SMH
Your lucky it’s not pressed like my stupid 2014 is.
Grease your splines before you put the hub on.
Thanks for the tip!
@@MrRyanAnderson Sorry if I was being pedantic. I learned the hard way never to put any grease on bolts related to brakes, they tend to vibrate and come loose. But I would always lightly grease a spline. If they rust, then near impossible to break loose with all that surface area.
@@MrRyanAnderson And thanks for the video, best one here on Ebay, cleared up the task for me to do. I have an RL AWD, so it appears same process applies for both front and back hubs.
@@frankepstein7812 Good advice. I always enjoy learning something new.
@@frankepstein7812 I also have an RL AWD, 08. Outside of the 30mm lug, did you require any special steps, possibly for the sensors?