BMW Wheel Hub / Bearing Replacement Z3 E36 E46

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  • @Winterever
    @Winterever 2 года назад +8

    Hi thanks for the video. But at 21:21 that’s not suppose to happen if done right. The bearing had already split and ruined the new part. Most probably why it looked too tight when you tried to rotate it a few times afterwards. The hub and bearing assembly should be driven to the shaft by pushing evenly at the inner race only which directly contacts the shaft, not by pushing/hammering at the hub. Hope this helps next time!

    • @blankaffinity
      @blankaffinity 2 года назад +2

      I want to thank you because of this comment, along with this video and another video from another bimmer RUclips channel for pointing this out! Makes the job a lot easier

  • @evanowens2647
    @evanowens2647 4 года назад +1

    You rock. perfect step by step. im tackling a caliper replacement and figured id do this too. thanks for the video.

  • @Pritz482
    @Pritz482 23 дня назад

    How many miles do you have on your z3 On this video ?

    • @gerechoppers
      @gerechoppers  22 дня назад

      I don’t remember. It’s been a while since I made that video, but if I had to guess I’d say it had around 175,000-180,000 miles when I made that video.

  • @gregpaul36
    @gregpaul36 2 года назад

    That's one leaky Z. Looks like your next DIY should be the oil pan gasket.

    • @gerechoppers
      @gerechoppers  2 года назад +2

      It was the oil filter adapter gasket that was leaking all of that oil. It has been fixed. Thanks for watching.

  • @johnnydeutschemark3620
    @johnnydeutschemark3620 Год назад +1

    This is a wrong install! 21:21 .. got the install wrong see comment by Winterever below. If you do what this guy does you will ruin your bearing !

    • @user-ki4llalm6kr
      @user-ki4llalm6kr Год назад +1

      Too late now. Even Nathans BMW failed at installing a new hub on his e46 tutorial :D welp too late I f*ucked my front right bearing with that 46 socket. It has a tight spot when turning. At least I did the left one correctly.