Thank you for your video, watched it a few times before i started it on my 2000 accord and followed it stepped by step, not one issue at all, it was a breeze. Thank you for letting us know the torque saved me time looking for them. Great great video. Thanks
Hope all is well man. I believe on my 99 Honda Accord my front wheel bearing are going out. When I’m in motion and accelerating it’s just a load hummmmm. Sometimes my steering wheel will shake. I haven’t checked it out yet. But if so then replacing them should be the same as you did to your back ones.
How are you Bro, the front wheel bearings are different you have to use a press to get them out. I replace mine like 2 years ago and I don’t have a video for that but go to Cris fix channel, he has one video on press bearings
Hello, I have to change the two rear bearings, I want to know if I will only have to buy those parts that you replaced in your car? my car also has brake discs on the back!
... I just had my rear hub bearing replaced on my 1999 Accord EX, ... and I've noticed something that many videos show that my mechanic didn't do and that is grease before putting the new Hub on. ... so my question is are you supposed to always grease b4 putting hub on, and since he didn't will that be a problem for me down the road?
I don’t think so, I get some grease in there just to get the new one on easy, but if your get replaced not to long ago you fine because the new ones should last a long time
... another thing I did not remember see him doing is torquing to the correct specs, I was in the shop with him when he did the work but for some reason I can't recall him torquing to the specs that you mentioned ... so is that going to cause issues ?
Good video, very informative. You did not have this problem, but when I tried to do the job on my 2001 Accord, the inner grease retainer remained on the spindle and I couldn't get it off. Any suggestions on how to get the grease retainer off?
Thanks man, you have to cut it, check the video of Eric the car guy to see how to cut it. That happened to me before and took me 4 hours to removed them
@@BulletSolano Got lucky. Sprayed everything with Brakecleen, then Tap, tap, tap with a chisel and a ball peen, backed the retainer off the spindle a quarter inch. Pried it the rest of the way. Really glad I didn't have to cut it.
So i got similar rotors like you from eBay and i came with pads too . As soon as change the rotors and pads and take it for a test drive , i notice both wheels are smoking ? You know what it could be ?
Thanks i was thinking that too but i still prob buy better quality brakes . But i think my caliper might need to be replace because sometimes when i press the brake pedal it feel soft and like air being push
it may have, i had a set of brembo come in from eBay back in the day for my prelude and my buddy had a set come in for his accord(different sellers). the little L & R stickers were backwards on mine and i installed them wrong as well...it wasn't a big deal because they weren't the captive rotors like on a 90-97 accord like my buddy had but still it made me feel like i was taken advantage of, you know? I have the ebc dimpled and slotted on my CB7 now and I wouldn't have any other rotor than a slotted kind. they are noisy but stopping is amazing.
Thank you for your video, watched it a few times before i started it on my 2000 accord and followed it stepped by step, not one issue at all, it was a breeze. Thank you for letting us know the torque saved me time looking for them. Great great video. Thanks
No problem buddy
Thanks for the video made swapping out my 99 accords bearing super easy.
Ok no problem, but if the bearing cup stack on the shaft that will be a difficult job!! Cutting it will be the only option
Hope all is well man. I believe on my 99 Honda Accord my front wheel bearing are going out. When I’m in motion and accelerating it’s just a load hummmmm. Sometimes my steering wheel will shake. I haven’t checked it out yet. But if so then replacing them should be the same as you did to your back ones.
How are you Bro, the front wheel bearings are different you have to use a press to get them out. I replace mine like 2 years ago and I don’t have a video for that but go to Cris fix channel, he has one video on press bearings
I was wondering what are some good rear wheel bearing brands for 02 accord?
I plan to replace the right rear wheel bearing hub,
Go to Napa if you have any local
@@BulletSolano thanks bro.
No problem
your slotted disk is on the wrong side? they are directional
i have 02 honda with rear disc. I cant get rotor off because of rusted and stripped torx screw. Can i remove hub with rotor still on?
Yes but you can just drill them out
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Bullet, is the process the same for 97 accord? which is also with disc brake. Thank you
Yes
Hello, I have to change the two rear bearings, I want to know if I will only have to buy those parts that you replaced in your car? my car also has brake discs on the back!
Hello, yes
@@BulletSolano thankz bro
No problem bro
Can I bring mine to you to replace? I live in Atlanta. serious inquiry
I can't find those dust brakes shields anywhere online. Been looking for 3 weeks now but kept getting the wrong ones shipped.
Junkyard or dealer
@@BulletSolano thanks. Will try that tomorrow.
Cool
@@BulletSolano I ended up making my own dust shields.
Nice
I have a 02 accord with missing stud lugs. Is the front hub easy to take off like the back?
Not really
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Very informative thank you
Thanks
... I just had my rear hub bearing replaced on my 1999 Accord EX,
... and I've noticed something that many videos show that my mechanic didn't do and that is grease before putting the new Hub on.
... so my question is are you supposed to always grease b4 putting hub on, and since he didn't will that be a problem for me down the road?
I don’t think so, I get some grease in there just to get the new one on easy, but if your get replaced not to long ago you fine because the new ones should last a long time
my car sound like a Train chug chug chug chug....... an it was this bearing
Thanks man good clear easy steps
Thanks man
Is it possible to reuse the housing and only press in a new bearing? I live in Africa and I cant find anyone selling these units for my 98 Prelude.
I don’t think is possible I never tried that that’s why they sell the bearing with hub in it
... another thing I did not remember see him doing is torquing to the correct specs, I was in the shop with him when he did the work but for some reason I can't recall him torquing to the specs that you mentioned ... so is that going to cause issues ?
Maybe because on wheel bearings too loose or to tight make the bearings go bad sooner
Can i switch from 5 lug to 4 lug? For my 02 v6
Yes but why? You need the 4 lug hub and new bearings
@@BulletSolano for some wheels
Yeah you can
Can you do a front hub replacment.
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Good video, very informative. You did not have this problem, but when I tried to do the job on my 2001 Accord, the inner grease retainer remained on the spindle and I couldn't get it off. Any suggestions on how to get the grease retainer off?
Thanks man, you have to cut it, check the video of Eric the car guy to see how to cut it.
That happened to me before and took me 4 hours to removed them
@@BulletSolano Got lucky. Sprayed everything with Brakecleen, then Tap, tap, tap with a chisel and a ball peen, backed the retainer off the spindle a quarter inch. Pried it the rest of the way. Really glad I didn't have to cut it.
Nice bro
thanks!
Your welcome
@@BulletSolano Very clear and helpful.
Thanks
Is the 5 lug hub the same for this and would the rotor fit the caliper?
Do you want to do a conversion?
Because the rotor for the 5 lug is bigger and don’t fit the caliper for the 4 lug
Bullet Solano yes mines is 4lug
To do a conversion you have to change the knuckle the rotor caliper and bearing
SO THAT'S THE "OLD NEW ONE".....NO PERO ESTO SE ESTA ACABANDO.....
David Limardo ok way
So i got similar rotors like you from eBay and i came with pads too . As soon as change the rotors and pads and take it for a test drive , i notice both wheels are smoking ? You know what it could be ?
That’s normal because the pads and rotor are bedding in, but don’t brake to heavy for the first times
Thanks i was thinking that too but i still prob buy better quality brakes . But i think my caliper might need to be replace because sometimes when i press the brake pedal it feel soft and like air being push
Ok bleed the brakes before you replaced the caliper
En español te queda mejor amigo jaja saludos
Esos dientes en el bearing que es
Son los dientes para el sensor de la velocidad que trae cada llanta
@@BulletSolano yo cambie el mio y el viejo no tenia esos dientes
Depende el modelo algunos no traen, pero si el nuevo no trae no le afecta
@@BulletSolano gracias bullet muy buenos los videos
Gracias
your brake rotor is on the wrong side carnal
Thanks bro that’s what people said but if I remember correctly the sticker said right side but thanks I’m going to switch them back
it may have, i had a set of brembo come in from eBay back in the day for my prelude and my buddy had a set come in for his accord(different sellers). the little L & R stickers were backwards on mine and i installed them wrong as well...it wasn't a big deal because they weren't the captive rotors like on a 90-97 accord like my buddy had but still it made me feel like i was taken advantage of, you know? I have the ebc dimpled and slotted on my CB7 now and I wouldn't have any other rotor than a slotted kind. they are noisy but stopping is amazing.
Ok thanks bro for that I’m going to fix that today